I first read this book as an angst-ridden teen, and I thought it was great. That was a long time ago and I recently re-read it as an adult, hoping for the same great experience. Not so much.What seemed so deep and relevant to my 15 year old self was a little shallow to an adult. Not well written, the plot movement is glacial, the characters are very 2 dimensional. If you're still smarting over being picked on in school, you might find this interesting. If you've grown up and become an adult, probably less interesting. And, seriously, I'm waiting to stumble across Ender's Lunch, Ender's Afternoon Nap, Ender's Trip To The Grocery Store. Doesn't this author have any other ideas?