First published 1996

Children of the Mind

by Orson Scott Card

Children of the Mind is the fourth novel in Orson Scott Card's Ender series, published by Tor Books in New York in August 1996. It began as the second half of Xenocide before being split into a separate book, and continues the efforts to save the planet Lusitania.

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First edition
Tor, 1996
First published
Tor Books, New York, 1996
Series
Ender's Saga

The first edition of Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card was published in United States by Tor in 1996. We track 1 edition.

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Ender Wiggin
Genre
science fiction

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Xenocide

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21 on Open Library, 13 in English
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Articles in 11 languages

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Who published the first edition of Children of the Mind?

The first edition of Children of the Mind by Orson Scott Card was published in United States by Tor in 1996.

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What should I read after Children of the Mind?

In order, it follows Xenocide, according to Wikidata.

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