by H. Beam Piper
I remember loving this when I first read it as a teen, rereading it decades later I can see why I loved it then and why I am a little less keen on it now. The “Fuzzy” aliens are very cute, as shown on the various book covers, or if you visualize them from [a: H. Beam Piper|128647|H. Beam Piper|https...
See my review of The Fuzzy Papers, which combined this book and the sequel, Fuzzy Sapiens.
A 4.5 star review.Little Fuzzy was recommended to me by an online friend after I asked for suggestions of "comfort books". I'd never even heard of it before, but as I managed to find it for free on both Amazon and Librivox that same day, I decided it was a sign and that I had to read it.It's a quick...
When I was 10 years old, my brothers and I went to spend the weekend with my parent's friends, the Worthingtons. Mr. Worthington, knowing I was a voracious reader, gave me a paper grocery sack full of pulp science fiction from the 1960s. The funny thing is I don't remember much about the books I r...
This audiobook was included with the updated & rewritten version "Fuzzy Nation" by John Scalzi3 1/2 stars Will come back to review & compare
After finding out Fuzzy Nation was a reboot of Little Fuzzy, I wanted to go through both of them before reviewing either.I liked this book, and it was good. It was a little dated (and not just the tech, it felt old), but it still held up pretty well. I'll admit to liking the reboot/Fuzzy Nation b...
Great little story about what sentience is and what it means to be human.
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