Ender's Game

I want to write a small note about the book (that) I've read recently - Ender's Game.
The reading took me a long time, because of numerous new words, phrases and verbs. I still have a lot to write down in my flashcards program.

The book is interesting, but after reading, I found the plot rather simple and naive. It is difficult to believe in three children so clever that they could beat any adult human without having any experience and never loose. I can believe in very narrow talent, but not in supermen -)
You will lose many times while you are learning. It's impossible to learn and always win.
And some times it was easy for me to foresee consequences.

(note: Dont begin sentances with 'And')

I found one moment very intriguing. It was about ideas that have their own life in society. One day you told one thought or idea to your friends or colleagues. They could disagree with you that moment, but some time later you can hear how they are arguing and discussing your thought. It can even be different people. And you understand, that actually you were right but they never listen...

And I think the author spent too much time playing computer games )))

So, I can recommend this book as easy entertaining reading, but don't count too much on it. (I'm not sure about the last phase)

(note: The last phrase makes sense, and is an English phrase, but I'm not sure I'd use it in that sentance.  Maybe '... easy, entertaining reading but I'm not sure I'd recommend it' )

PS. Maybe my English is so bad, that I haven't understood the book at all :) just kidding