Fuzzy Nation

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Macmillan, May 10, 2011 - Fiction - 304 pages

From New York Times bestseller and Hugo Award-winner John Scalzi, an extraordinary retelling of the SF classic Little Fuzzy

ZaraCorp holds the right to extract unlimited resources from the verdant planet Zarathustra—as long as the planet is certifiably free of native sentients. So when an outback prospector discovers a species of small, appealing bipeds who might well turn out to be intelligent, language-using beings, it's a race to stop the corporation from "eliminating the problem," which is to say, eliminating the Fuzzies—wide-eyed and ridiculously cute small, and furry—who are as much people as we are.

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4. Zoe’s Tale
5. The Human Division
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Section 1
1
Section 2
11
Section 3
20
Section 4
29
Section 5
41
Section 6
51
Section 7
64
Section 8
75
Section 16
185
Section 17
198
Section 18
209
Section 19
220
Section 20
238
Section 21
255
Section 22
268
Section 23
285

Section 9
89
Section 10
104
Section 11
115
Section 12
131
Section 13
144
Section 14
163
Section 15
176
Section 24
296
Section 25
308
Section 26
321
Section 27
334
Section 28
343
Section 29
347
Section 30

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About the author (2011)

John Scalzi won the 2006 John W. Campbell Award for Best New Writer, and his debut novel Old Man's War was a finalist for science fiction's Hugo Award. His other books include The Ghost Brigades, The Android's Dream and The Last Colony. He has won the Hugo Award, the Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award for science-fiction, the Seiun, The Kurd Lasswitz and the Geffen awards. His weblog, Whatever, is one of the most widely-read web sites in modern SF. Born and raised in California, Scalzi studied at the University of Chicago. He lives in southern Ohio with his wife and daughter.

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