Ender's Game Book Summary

Ender’s Game Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card is about a boy named Andrew Wiggin, nicknamed Ender, a genius child who does the wrong things for the right reasons. The book was full of psychological thrills and requires a fair amount of intelligence to understand the decisions made in the story. The decisions made by Ender are crucial plot points in the book. Things as simple to defense against bullies to simulated attacks against the Formics, an alien race, could change the fate of everyone. The book starts as Ender is about to get his monitor taken out, a device that monitors Ender’s activity and surroundings and reports them to the International Fleet that watched over him at every moment. His monitor made him an outcast, but it also acted as a form of protection. But once it was removed, it left him vulnerable to his bully,
After an incident with Bonzo in the bathroom, where a fight ensues causing Ender to accidentally kill Bonzo, Ender wants to go home. He meets with Valentine and she forces him to go to Command School to save mankind. He goes to Command School and learns that the Formic Wars could’ve occurred due to a misunderstanding. 
 It is now time for Ender’s final game against the Formics. He leads his crew through a tough fight, eventually winning the battle for the humans. After the game, it is revealed that it wasn’t a simulation, but instead a real fight where Ender and his crew actually destroyed the Formic race. His guilt gets to him again, and Ender realizes that the Mind Game was a sign from the Formic queen in order to communicate. He learns from her that when the Formics learned of the human race’s intelligence, they did not attack again. Before the queen dies, he is given a Formic egg and it becomes his job to find a place to rebuild the Formic civilization, which in turn reveals Ender’s hidden compassion towards