Pathfinder (Pathfinder, #1)
Pathfinder (Pathfinder, #1)
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
Future World
2010
14-18 years
920L
Super Short Summary
Pathfinder by Orson Scott Card follows Rigg, an individual with the unique ability to see the paths of living things through time. As Rigg embarks on a journey to uncover his heritage, he encounters allies and discovers the true extent of his abilities. The story explores themes of identity, time travel, and destiny.
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Pathfinder by Orson Scott Card blends science fiction and fantasy, exploring time manipulation through engaging characters. Reviews highlight its innovative concept and intricate plot, though some find the pacing uneven. Fans of Card's earlier works and newcomers alike may appreciate the novel's intellectual depth but should be prepared for a complex narrative.
Who Should Read Pathfinder (Pathfinder, #1)?
Readers who relish complex time travel plots and coming-of-age adventures will find Orson Scott Card's Pathfinder captivating. Comparable to fans of Madeleine L'Engle's A Wrinkle in Time and Orson Scott Card's own Ender's Game, this novel blends science fiction with richly detailed world-building, appealing to YA and adult audiences alike.
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Pathfinder is the first book in a series by Orson Scott Card, known for his intricate world-building and exploration of time travel themes.
The book was initially published in 2010 and marks a blend of science fiction and fantasy genres, exploring complex themes through the protagonist’s unique abilities.
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Orson Scott Card, the author of Pathfinder, is also widely celebrated for his novel Ender's Game, which won both the Hugo and Nebula Awards.
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Novel • Fiction
Future World
2010
14-18 years
920L
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