Ender's Game

Mark Zuckerberg Founder/FacebookOh, it’s not a favorite book or anything like that, I just added it because I liked it. I don’t think there’s any real significance to the fact that it’s listed there and other books aren’t. (Source)

Ev Williams Co-Founder/Twitter, CEO/MediumRecommends this book

Timothy Ferriss Author & EntrepreneurAt one point, this was the only book listed on Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook page. If it’s good enough to be the sole selection of the founder of Facebook, maybe there’s something to it. The plot: In anticipation of another attack from a hostile alien race, the search for a brilliant military strategist has led to Ender Wiggin. In space combat school, Ender stands out, demonstrating exceptional leadership and unconventional strategy. But it is lonely at the top for Ender, as he struggles with relentless pressure from his instructors. Through Ender’s journey, you’ll learn how to capitalize on... (Source)

Travis Kalanick About a kid who is trained by the military to play video games [...] But he realizes at the end that the video games he was playing were an actual war. (Source)

Cory Zue Likewise on the non-business side, I feel that what books will resonate with you is so dependent on where you are in life that it’s impossible to declare a favorite. In high school my favorite book was probably Ender’s Game or Catcher in the Rye, in college I went through an Ayn Rand phase and might have said the Fountainhead. (Source)

Robert Hajnal [Favourite] book that is not business-related ?! Ender's Game, definitely! (Source)

Sean Seton-Rogers eval(ez_write_tag([[250,250],'theceolibrary_com-large-mobile-banner-1','ezslot_4',164,'0','1'])); Outside of all the teenage boy / angst books like Dune and Ender's World...in those, you always imagine you are Paul Atreides or Ender Wiggin and it's up to you to save the world :) (Source)

Pax South Austin Creed Future King @bmasci713 Hmmm but the book Enders game. That may be my favorite work of fiction. (Source)