Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card (1997, Paperback, Reprint)

Orson Scott Cards fourth installment of the incredibly powerful Ender's Game quartet is continues in the tradition of the latter three books. The eloquent prose and depth of perspective int the smallest nooks of the human (Ramen or maybe Varelse!)mind make for an intense read.
The story piucks up moments after the end of the third and more than satisfactorily wraps up all of the plot twists introduced in the first 3 books.

Children of the Mind is the fourth and final book in the Ender Series. It is truly one of the great accomplishments of OSC's fantastic career. Although all things must come to an end, I have to admit that it was extremely difficult for me to let go of this series (which is why I was so thankful for the creation of the Shadow Series). CotM will surprise you with how the incredible lives and stories of it's characters are brought to an end. I honestly believe that the book was hardly an end at all. I honestly feel that it was a new beginning, leaving the doors to the universe wide open to our own beliefs and interpretations. Long asked questions are answered, journeys are completed, and victories are had. However, new questions arise and new journeys begin, the lives of the characters will continue on, and some will not. This book will give readers the calming sense that our lives ARE important, and that our actions and existence in the universe CAN have a lasting impression in the weave of time. This book will excite, sadden, and have you on edge all at once. It will leave you wanting more, which is why i would suggest Ender's Shadow. The first book in the Shadow Series. It's a whole New world, and a Brand New obsession.

Childern of the Mind is the last of the sequeal to Ender's Game. Card did a freat job with this one, as always. This book is last action than Ender's Game, focusing on the characters more. I would recommend it to those who have read the first three book.