Every couple of months I ask one or two of my friends to come up with some books I should read but that I haven't yet read. This time both friends listed Ender's Game as their top pick. I had heard alot about it so I went to the library and got it.  Wow! It was an amazing book. I couldnt put it down. Here are the details: It's about a little kid in the future who has been picked as mankind's last hope. The book is about his struggle to come to terms with who he is and why he is so important. Along the way he learns alot about how humans react to each other and about how life isn't as simple as it seems: sometimes you have to make choices not for your benefit but others as well.  It was such a great book that I couldn't stop thinking about it after I finished. Orson Scott Card's writing brilliance is shown in this book more than any other. I would recommend it to anyone.  Other good books by Orson Scott Card include: &quot;Pastwatch-the Redemtion of Christopher Colombus&quot;, &quot;The Memory of Earth&quot;, and &quot;The Seventh Son&quot;. 

Question: How is the writing style?
Answer: Orson Scott Card 's brilliance is shown in this book more than any other