This is one of my favorite sci fi book
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I've read all series in Chinese already. This is one of my favorite sci fi book. English version is surprisingly good. Can't wait to read the second one. I'm happy that this book won the Hugo Award!!!
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I love reading Science Fiction and I can't get enough of good science fiction books.  I would rather read a book than watch TV or play a computer game.

This book by Evan Currie is very good.  It is full of action and adventure and the scenarios of the battles taking place on a planet and in space are expertly done.  It is interesting as the main characters use strategic decisions and tactical ones to position themselves to win in some serious combat scenarios.

This book for me is a good balance between someone crafting an imaginative look into the future and the science that has been developed to allow them to travel and how humans may find their first adventures into interstellar space.  Mankind is making friends with an advanced alien civilization while becoming involved in an interstellar war that could affect the future for all intelligent life in the galaxy.

After reading three of Evan Currie's books and enjoying them I am now hooked and waiting for the fourth release in this saga.  If you are going to start reading this series you should read them in order as they will make more sense to you.  Here is the order of the books:

1. Into The Black
2. The Heart of the Matter
3. Homeworld
4. Out of the Black (Due to be released July 8, 2014)

I rated this book as a 5 star story and I liked it!
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I am in fourth grade and I thought this book was awesome. It s very sci-fi /fantasy/religioness(sorry don't know if thats a word but think you get what I mean) and its written so well I could clearly picture EVERYTHING. My favorite bits are the tech and I think the action scenes are so0o0o0oo EPIC. I really like how from the very start its super exciting not like other books that take ages to get anywhere. ~(=^.^=)

The story starts off with Q, Carlos, Elizabeth(a Seraphian) and the pilot thrown into lots of craziness before making it into Armorica which is kind alike a high-tech medieval world. How the natives were dressed was funny and this book kind of reminds me of the awesomeness of Starwars. The story was super unique and there were lots of surprising stuff and some scary parts that I would like to say more about but don't want to spoil it for anyone by saying too much. (=^.^=)~
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I truly enjoy this author's writing. She is almost as good as my favorite sci-fi author.  And the cover on this book is beautiful and story related . Not just another buried in each couple  clutch .  Well done all.
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This is the second book I red from the author and he did not let me down. It is a great read for Sci-Fi enthusiasts and book lovers alike. I highly recommend this book.
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normally i either hate science fiction or i kind of like it, but this book Dune i LOVE! this book is about the great Paul Atredies (before he became the Kwisatch Haderac) going to the planet Arakis with his family since his Dad just got assigned a position as emporer of the planet, but through out the story you see Baron Harkonen attack the planet and Paul and his Mom have to run off to avoid being captured. and you see Paul meet a variety of new characters and challenges, and he meets the love of his life who is one of the freeman. And this is the book that began the wonderful series that followed it! this is one of the best books i have ever read, and i recomend it to all people who love fantasy! A MUST HAVE
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I really love sci-fi and for writers that have a special gift for it.  I have reread this book 3 times and can't wait for the next in the series.
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I love fiction, especially science fiction books.  This book was very interesting.  I like how well it was written.  There was alot of detail about things that gave the book a very real feel.  I found myself wondering about the characters when I could not read he book.  I think it is a wonderful book and I love the theme. I bought the second one and I am going to get the third one to finish the series.  I recommend it!!
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This book is a great piece of science fiction. I love this book and I recomend it to any sci-fi fan. It is a real "page turner" as some would say it really keeps you reading.
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Ender's Game is a great book that will have you hooked on page one.  The author, Orson Scott Card in my humble opinion has crafted one of the greatest science fiction book ever written.  The book is so descriptive that you will think you are right there with Ender.  I cannot speak high enough about this book and I would definitely recommend this book.  Their is such strong characters to include Ender's brother and sister.  I don't want to give too much away because the book has some great twists and turns.  So instead I have included a descriptive summary that I think will give you a good understanding of what "Ender's Game" is all about.

In the far future, humanity has discovered interstellar travel and faster-than-light communication enabled by ansibles. In exploring the galaxy, they encountered an alien race known as the Formics, derogatorily dubbed "buggers" due to their insect-like appearance. The Formics attacked the humans and the two races enter into a series of wars. Despite political conflict on Earth between three ruling parties, the Hegemon, Polemarch, and Strategos, a tentative agreement was reached to create the International Fleet (IF) to combat the Formics. In addition to a selective breeding program, the IF monitors the children of Earth via implanted devices to find the best and brightest to enter Command School and enlist in the fleet.

Thank you for reading my review
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One of my favorite sci-fi books ever, and loved by Sci-Fi writers.  It is a ground breaking piece that founded thousands of works in the same genre.  Part of a series of six books that carry earth from pre-space travel to intergalactic responsibility so plan to be rewarded as you go back to the beginning or forward to the end.  I love that almost the whole series is now available on Kindle, but I wish I could volunteer to correct the many transposition (or OCR?) errors that speckle all these books - a minor annoyance, but a bit distracting.

Enjoy!
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this is one of my all time favorite sci fi books.  i am just now buying it for a friend.  i first read it in high school, and i am now 68.  so you know it's a great book if someone remembers it for that long.  i also really liked "city at the edge of the world".  and almost all PKDick.

if you are looking to read a thought provoking, well written, sci fi book, this is it.  i only wonder why there has never been a movie from this book. i think that would be great.
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All right guys, here we go, no lie, this is one of my favorite books.  It's very little known but hopefully that won't be so for much longer.  It's written by an up and coming author that goes by TN Templeton and I'm proud to say that this novel of hers has slowly made it's way up my rung of favorite books.  While my favorite is still Peter Pan, the boy who never grew up has some muscles to stretch to make sure Dax Praxx doesn't push him out of his spot.

Enough about my light fanning though: this book takes science fiction writing to a new level for the reader.  I'll go ahead and say it right now: science fiction...not really my thing.  What I love so much about this book is that you're tricked into not even realizing half the time that it actually takes place in a futuristic society known as Vaille: a planet that leads us to believe it takes place far after our time on earth is up.  And while the aesthetic of the many different settings you get to see is drawing, it's nothing in comparison to the bond that you build with the character before you're even three chapters in.

It's told from the perspective of a thirteen year old boy for whom the title of the book is named, and you follow him for the next few years as he's taken from a vast mental institute, to prison, and quite frankly just flip flopped all over the place; all the while trying to figure out what's truth and what's all in his mind.  I don't want to get into too many details about the overall plot since I don't usually like to do that with my book reviews, but I will say that it's a bit of a mystery.  I know I know, my last book review was also for a quasi-mystery, but I promise there's no shadows of a pipe carrying detective and a bumbling sidekick, and certainly not a murder on a train.

My favorite type of mystery is one that requires no cloak and dagger, and that's exactly what you'll get.  One thing that sets this mystery aside from most of the ones I've seen, is that the protagonist doesn't even know the truth of what's happened in his life, that of which is the center of the mystery itself.  And for once it's not due to supernatural reasons.  I will say that it has to do with the murder of his parents, that of which has been blamed on him due to piles of evidence.  Seems simple right?  But then why does he himself not even remember what happened that night?

I guarantee you: the unraveling of it...you'll never see it coming, and even if you're able to figure out narrow downs of the possible killer, how it's all done is intricate and surprising and...you just have to read it to see what I mean.  Even if you're not one for mysteries, science fiction, or even kids for that matter: this book still has enough up its sleeve to keep you up turning pages.  I had to limit myself to a certain amount of pages a day or else I probably would have finished it in one sitting.

One thing that's so unsettling about this book is how much it makes you think about the world around you and how one tiny little thing in your life and day to day interaction can have a huge impact without you even realizing it.  You'll find yourself looking back in your own life; thinking about your own mistakes or misfortunes and realize that you too could just as easily be thrown into this boy's shoes.  Or, well...if you were a genius that the world was forced to hate from childhood.  Did I mention that?  Because it's kind of important.

As of now the book hasn't hit the shelves, but I encourage you to look it up on amazon.com since that's the only place you can get it for the time being.  Hopefully it'll be hitting the book stores any day now, so I encourage anyone that's interested to try and get their hands on it while they still can.
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One of my top five favorite books of all time. Wonderful blend of scifi and theology. Could not put it down, Bought  one for both of my kids. Have read this twice and I know I will read it again.
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I am the brother of the owner of this kindle. I will say that this book is one of the best sci-fi books I have ever read. It is a true work of art but it is nothing less then I would expect from this amazing author. I would recommend this book to anyone.

mature ten year olds up to teens and beyond. I could go on and on about this book but I will sum it up in one word, amazing!
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I rarely write a review this positive but im compelled to write one this time. I thoroughly enjoyed every bit of this book. It has everything you want from a scifi book. I am really glad that i came across this book.
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I have read all the Heinlein books and this is one of my favorites.
The ones I like best I read about every ten years, this is my fourth time.
Learning to Grok is fun and I Grok that I will read this again.