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Book 3 in Ender Quintet
Xenocide
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About the book
Ender Quintet reading order
Full reading order- 1 Ender's Game
- 2 Speaker for the Dead
- 3 Xenocide You are here
- 4 Children of the Mind
- 5 Ender In Exile
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About Xenocide
- Who wrote Xenocide?
- Xenocide was written by Orson Scott Card.
- Is Xenocide part of a series?
- Yes. Xenocide is book 3 in the Ender Quintet series. To read the series in order, start with Ender's Game.
- What books are similar to Xenocide?
- If you enjoyed Xenocide, readers also recommend Seveneves, The Hunger Games, Recursion and LIFEL1K3 (LIFELIKE).
About Orson Scott Card
Orson Scott Card is a bestselling American author celebrated for science fiction and fantasy. Known for Ender's Game and Speaker for the Dead, he crafts thought-provoking stories exploring empathy, morality, family, and humanity's place in the universe.
Books, series and tropes by Orson Scott Card