Ender's Game Themes

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I would recommend Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card because it is an intriguing storyline set in the future on Earth. It is easy to read because it holds your interest and I think that many others besides me would enjoy this masterpiece. I believe that the themes in the novel are universal. Some of the themes I came across were compassion, love and kindness. These themes are universal because many people from all cultures and stages of life encounter these themes often daily. Compassion, for example, is an important emotion required for us to empathise and care for other around us. Without compassion, life on planet earth would be dismal and unhappy. The characters in the novel were entertaining and believable because the author gave them distinct

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