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This seems to have worked for others in the past, so I thought I'd see if anyone could help me identify a book that I read a long time ago, that I can't seem to remember the title of.
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Not Ender's game, but had a teenager/young adult as a protagonist.
The person in question was in a military academy setting.
One of the classes was an astrophysics class. (A major plot point in the book was the hero realizing a tricky solution to a astrophysics problem involving trying to prevent a ship from crashing)
At some point in the story, the protagonist got the Silver Star, for saving a bunch of his fellow students on an isolated moon mission.
One of the major methods the protagonist would relax would be to go to a viewing area, listen to Holst's The Planets and watch the stars. Thanks.
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