Little Fuzzy
Jan 1987 · Sold by Penguin
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Zarathustra was a Class-III uninhabited planet, and the chartered Zarathustra Company owned it lock, stock, and barrel. They developed it, exploited it, and reaped huge profits without any interference from the Colonial Government.
But then, out of nowhere, came Jack Holloway—with a family of Fuzzies and a great deal of evidence that they were more than just cute little animals. If the Fuzzies were a race of intelligent beings, then Zarathustra would automatically become a Class-IV inhabited planet, and the Company’s charter and privileges would be over. The chartered Zarathustra Company wasn’t going to allow that to happen...
But then, out of nowhere, came Jack Holloway—with a family of Fuzzies and a great deal of evidence that they were more than just cute little animals. If the Fuzzies were a race of intelligent beings, then Zarathustra would automatically become a Class-IV inhabited planet, and the Company’s charter and privileges would be over. The chartered Zarathustra Company wasn’t going to allow that to happen...
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4.3
16 reviews
Andrew Coffman (Weltschmerz)
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January 3, 2013
You can download this Sci Fi classic from Gutenberg in most text formats, additionally free from Amazon Kindle library.
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Joseph Gill
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January 7, 2015
This is my favorite SF novel of all time. It explores the question "what does it mean to be a person?" note, however, that this book is in the public domain, and with a little hunting you can find it for free.
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A Google user
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June 12, 2012
Have had one both books since I was young I love these books
About the author
H. Beam Piper is the author of Little Fuzzy, Tales of Time Travel, The Cosmic Computer and many other science fiction stories.
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