I wish there was more to the ending ( )

Lusitania es único en la galaxia, un planeta donde coexisten tres especies inteligentes: los pequeninos, los humanos y la Reina Colmena y sus insectores. El planeta ha sido condenado por el Consejo Estelar a causa de la descolada, un virus letal para los humanos e imprescindible para la biología de los pequeninos. Gracias a que Jane, la inteligencia artificial aliada de Ender, ha hecho posible un misterioso viaje más allá del universo, Ender ha creado dos nuevos seres, verdaderos «hijos de la mente» suyos, que se unen a él en la difícil lucha por salvar Lusitania. Una especulación sobre el ser y la conciencia que no rehúye reflexionar sobre la religión, la política y el poder.

I remember this book only as "Blah blah stuff happened." None of it mattered and it didn't add anything to the original story. I got tricked into reading [b:Ender's Shadow|9532|Ender's Shadow (Shadow, #1)|Orson Scott Card|http://d202m5krfqbpi5.cloudfront.net/books/1352781471s/9532.jpg|3145587] some years later which was a better book and did add to the story. ( )

I'm not sure how I feel about this one. It is an emotional roller-coaster ride. There are also many new truths about the Ender Universe.

Of note: I do like the song of the mother trees, and I like that there are weddings at the end of the book. ( )

Just meh. I'm glad I finished the series but I would not have read this on its own. Each book made me just wish I had stopped at the previous one but I do enjoy closure. ( )