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A Guide to acquire more money than you spend and to save more
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Binding: Hardcover
EAN: 9780765308733
Edition: 1st
Feature: Good binding.
ISBN: 0765308738
Item Dimensions: 8680069554
Label: Tor Teen
Manufacturer: Tor Teen
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 208
Publication Date: August 05, 2003
Publisher: Tor Teen
Release Date: August 05, 2003
Studio: Tor Teen
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I happily happened apon "Ender's Game" when my daughter had to read it for her high school Honors English course. I fell so completely in love with the story that I promptly tore through the rest of the series. "First Meetings in Ender's Universe" is like finding the carmel in the center of the chocolate candy. The "Ender's" series is delectable all on its own, but this just makes it absolutely scrumptious!
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A collection of short stories set around characters in Ender's universe. Card couldn't think of enough new material, so he "Reader's Digested" the original novel to have enough pages to print. Some of the other stories are interesting, but nothing really above average. It's an ok addition to round out a bit more of a picture of that universe, but nothing special.
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Greater elaboration of the characters and situations that play in the series of Ender books.
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I enjoyed reading this group of short stories about the original meetings of various characters in the Enderverse. Some of the stories give a bit of insight into characters that weren't previously revealed. My only gripe, and it's a small one,is that if you already have read the other books in the series some of these stories are either a retelling or are verbatim the same. Of course, if you're a fan, rereading those is like visiting an old friend.
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This was my 1st exposure to anything Ender. It is as brilliant as the good reviews suggest. Two comments. It is not "dated" in any way but feels fresh and relevant in 2010. Secondly it appeals to youth on one level and to our adult intellect on another. The reader will enjoy this regardless of age.
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