Pathfinder
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Thirteen-year-old Rigg has a secret ability to see the paths of others' pasts, but revelations after his father's death set him on a dangerous quest that brings new threats from those who would either control his destiny or kill him.
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Add a QuoteIf you talk like someone used to being obeyed, people will obey you. But if you talk like someone who fears being disobeyed, they will despise you.
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Add a CommentPathfinder was a brilliant book but some of the time travel concepts can be a bit overwhelming. I think the author really did a good job of connecting time lines and realities and actually acknowledging the different outcomes of time travel. Pathfinder has all the good elements of a good science fantasy novel, a fantasy world, futuristic technology, time travel, royal families, androids, just to name a few. I really look forward to the next book in this series.
Lots of time travel. Really makes you think. If you like this book you should also read Ender's Game by the same author.
great book for those who love fantasy novels packed with adventure and the ever confusing time travel!
at first the book was abit mind-boggling but after i got what they talking about it was much easier to comprehend. Looking forward to next book!
Card takes on the time travel paradox - head spinning!
This book has a plot that could have a lot of potential, but the author made it very convoluted and sometimes confusing and without smooth transition.
Marvelous story-telling as always from Card! Looking forward to the next one.
Very much enjoyed this, read it pretty well nonstop. I liked the way the two story arcs converged, and that I "got" some of the links about when the characters did. And I like the characters, and want to see how they develop more. Although the story is to be continued, the ending in this volume made sense, it wasn't a brutal cut. Looking forward to more in the series.
not what I expected; from him... part of the reason I read this was because of his famous Ender's series, of course (I really enjoyed those; my favorite character was bean actually) overall, very interesting. disapponted to find out that the story really doesn't end though...looking forward to the next book!