Greitas brūkšt apie "Enderio žaidimą". O čia tai knyga, čia tai istorija, personažai, įtampa... Ne be trūkumų - kartais jau sunku įtikėti tuo, ką pasakoja autorius, bet visuma paliko labai stiprų įspūdį...švytinčios lazdelės. Vis tik pabaiga pavyko: kaip ir po šeštos knygos, knieti pamatyti, kas atsitiks, kai Haris išeis iš Hogvartso ir keliaus per pasaulį, baigdamas Dumbledoro pradėtą darbą. Lauksim.

...thing about five...but it was after six when we left. I was really hungry all day today. Don't know why. @_@; I don't have lunch money for the rest of the week...so I want to get up early tomorrow and make me some rice for lunch. >3 I read more of Ender's Game today~ I think I'm somewhere around chapter eight...it's soo good. Can't put it down, haha. And, bedtime! But I'm thirsty first~

...triumph, instead of wasting himself in something so pointless as shame.  For something he didn't do! Ah, well.  Since I haven't actually read the rest of the series, I'll stop there.  Upon finishing Ender's game I was left with a deep imprint in my chest, and a slightly dizzy countenance.  Highly recommended, especially for anyone who struggles with being great. Yesterday: 0 words, by design

...that has a bookshelf dedicated to Bookcrossing exchanges. Unfortunately the name slipped my mind, but I'm sure it had Mama in the title. My goal this year is to read 100 books and I'm starting with a book called Ender's Game by Orson Scott Caro. I just started this afternoon after my daughter left for her 300 mile drive home I'm already on chapter 8. She recommended the book to me. It's SciFi.

...to Robert Willing for the suggestion, and for giving us the first pick! In the regular picks, Chase dives into the back issue bin for Swamp Thing #37-39 , Blake finds himself enjoying Ender's Shadow: Battle School #1 , and Kenny loved the Justice Society of America Kingdom Come Special: Magog one-shot. Write us with comments, suggestions, picks of the week, "Ask Chase Anything"...

...like the Inheritance "Trilogy" or the Pendragon series (which I will continue starting tomorrow), or Animorphs, or other adventures that come out as... I dunno... superficial afterwards.  Ender's  is something I could see happening.  I don't think I've ever read a fantasy/sci-fi like it before.  Scratch that--I've never read anything like it before.  I probably sound like a raving lunatic...

...should be fun.  And all the chapters are relatively short. I finished Ender's Game and it was full of win and I'll start my Parallel Worlds book on Tuesday. Books read in the past two weeks: Something Wicked This Way Comes A Child Called "It" The Mist Ender's Game School: The Fall of the House of Usher The Raven (which I have already read) Began: The Pit and the Pendelum

... Then I learned to fit in.  It's funny. I thought rereading Ender's Game when I became much older would change everything for me. But it hasn't. Not at all. I still feel eleven. Still feel like Ender. Just wouldn't it have been amazing after my parents tested me and found out I was gifted that they actually did something with it? I wounder-what would it be like to go to strange private schools...

...heart, but it doesn’t matter because he isn’t the true hero of the story. I’m sick of being told what I’m supposed to think after reading a book. I’ll always remember telling my uncle that Ender’s Game is one of my favorite books; he went of on a tangent about how Orson Scott Card is supposedly a pedophile. So what! I like the story, I don’t care if the author spends his time sitting on...

...found this tidbit: The limerick packs laughs anatomical Into space that is quite economical But the good ones I've seen So seldom are clean And the clean ones so seldom are comical ------------ Ender’s Game To win, they ordered a Third Who flew higher than even a bird. They called it a game, to mess with his brain, Because his age was somewhat absurd. Hamlet There’s often a young man...