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The Ender series splits and has a series of books from Ender's pov and the other from Bean's. Both are great and imo the series that follows Bean was a little more engaging.
Yup. The Bean books are more like, in character, the first Ender book. While the "original" sequels get into some slower more philosophical/religious things. Some of that is good, some weird, some dull.