Yeah, there is that. I do love Ender's Game mightily, though I think one has to read it as a nerdy middle schooler (as I did) to really get sucked in; I know several people who read it in college or later and just really kind of didn't empathize with Ender. Also, while I don't particularly mind his prose (though don't. Get me started. On prose styles I hate, like Guy Gavriel Kay. And the way. He uses really short sentence fragments. Which drives me nuts), it starts getting old really fast that all Card's characters sound exactly the same.
oh! I have a romance rec for you, if you haven't read it yet: The Blue Castle, L.M. Montgomery. It doesn't *exactly* fit your romance profile, but I think our tastes in romance are probably close enough that you will enjoy it :)
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Date: 2007-04-19 08:40 pm (UTC)oh! I have a romance rec for you, if you haven't read it yet: The Blue Castle, L.M. Montgomery. It doesn't *exactly* fit your romance profile, but I think our tastes in romance are probably close enough that you will enjoy it :)