Hello, my friends and I are reading Ender's Game as part of our book club. We are looking for a good point to stop around halfway through the book so everyone can be on the same page for our discussions. It doesn't necessarily need to be exactly in the middle, but more so a natural spot to pause. No spoilers, please! Thanks in advance.
There is currently a best book vote between Harry Potter 1 and The Hobbit. Guess what? The Hobbit is currently losing!! Help me vote for it so that it can surpass Harry Potter.
I mean, just listen to this. The pace, the cadence, the build up. I get chills just re-imagining the scene, and that scene might not even that good on itself. Jablonsky really cooked with this one. I like to listen to this even today years after release.
I am getting close to the end of the book, and started trying to figure out how to explain the absolute nonsense that is Miro's love life. Poor guy :')
It's insanely difficult to try and describe this to friends who haven't read it....
"Okay it's like a prequel...but it's the second prequel, so the sequel to the prequel.....and it's the third book in that series..."
"Don't watch the movie"
"Yes the main series is the like the major thing, but then there's the first formic wars....and then a second.....and yes there's a 'small bean turned large bean' story that's it's OWN thing that's just as amazing as the original from a different perspective....no they're not published in chronological order, have you seen star wars at all??!? .....I'm losing you aren't I?....."
"Did I mention speaker for the dead and the books after? I hope you know Portuguese"
