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| | Barnes & Noble.com - Shadow of the Giant - Orson Scott Card - Hardcover |
 | | His chief lieutenant in the final series of battles -- his shadow -- is a brilliant, abrasive, undersized child known, simply, as Bean. |
 | | As a result, ENDER'S SHADOW steps outside the frame of its predecessor's concerns to become a meditation on survival, on alienation, on the nature of genius, on what it really means to be "human." |
 | | ENDER'S SHADOW is a humane, involving narrative that asks hard questions; that successfully revisits old, familiar settings and, against all odds, finds something new to say. |
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