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Compare And Contrast Ender's Game Movie And Book

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Ender’s Game is a story about this kid named Ender who goes to battle school to train to fight these aliens who have invaded Earth once but the people won that time. However the aliens have come back to try to invade Earth once and for all. So Ender is getting ready for war at battle school. Ender’s Game has two different ways to tell this amazing story, a book and a movie. While the book and the movie tell the same story they do have some differences and similarities and that is what we will be discussing today. Let’s start off with similarities. Similarities is something that is almost the same or can be the same. So one similarity I noticed both in the book and the movie is that Graff says that Ender is the only leader at this battle school

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