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Capitol
Capitol

By Orson Scott Card

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Legends II: New Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy
Legends II: New Short Novels by the Masters of Modern Fantasy

By Diana Gabaldon, Robert Silverberg, Neil Gaiman, Anne McCaffrey, Orson Scott Card, Raymond E. Feist Robert Silverbert, Elizabeth Haydon Tad Williams, Megan Lindholm As Robin Hobb

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A collection of short fiction and novels by leading fantasy authors journeys to the worlds of imagination they created in their works, with contributions by Terry Brooks, Orson Scott Card, Diana Ga...

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A planet called treason
A planet called treason

By Orson Scott Card

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Dragons Of Light
Dragons Of Light

By Orson Scott Card

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Dragons Of Darkness
Dragons Of Darkness

By Orson Scott Card

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The memory of earth
The memory of earth

By Orson Scott Card

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Ender's Game Movie Tie-in 18-Copy FD
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Ultimate Iron Man.
Ultimate Iron Man.

By Orson Scott Card

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Describes the birth and childhood of Tony Stark who became Iron Man as an adult when he created his signature armor that gave him powers and saved his life in more ways than one.

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Shadow of the Giant Ender

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