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So I have finally convinced my wife to read EG on our upcoming vacation. She is not much of a reader. She says she reads slow and has some ADD issues so she doesn't get that much enjoyment out of reading. She knows how much I love EG and would like to see what the big deal is.
Here is the catch. She can not stand the feel of paperback pages. She also can't stand cardboard. I think it is weird to say the least.
I have not run across a hardback copy of EG and we don't have a huge selection of used bookstores here in Tulsa.
I'm not looking for an expensive copy or a first run, but I would like to try to find a hardcopy for her to read.
I need to get one in my hands by June 1.
Thanks in advance.
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The new "gift edition" of Ender's Game is in hardback. It came out last October, and most bookstores in my area are carrying it. It has a different cover design, but that's it. Here's an Amazon link:
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Unless you feel, as I do, that the removal of the N-word was a shameful desecration in later editions.
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Yes, I believe it's the same as the mass market paperback that's out right now, brojack. Just with a nifty cover.
In nifty-cover-related news; what is this? Am I just oblivious for never seeing this cover before? Or is it new?
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I can't see it very well on Amazon. Is there somewhere else on-line that has a bigger picture?
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