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title = "The Human Division (Old Man's War, #5) - John Scalzi"
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date = 2017-02-04
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category = "review"
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[taxonomies]
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tags = ["books", "john scalzi", "reviews", "old man's war", "scifi"]
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[GoodReads Summary](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/15698479-the-human-division):
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Following the events of The Last Colony, John Scalzi tells the story of the
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fight to maintain the unity of the human race.
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In "Zoe's Tale", Scalzi mentions that he wanted to get away from John Perry
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and Jane, so the book is the same as The Last Colony, but from Zoe's point of
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view.
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This tendency keeps going on here, as it focus on Harry Wilson, one of John
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Perry mates in the first book -- and heck if I could remember that if the book
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haven't told me.
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The book is full of action, but its ending is kinda deceptive: It doesn't
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close the ties it opened, it just leaves a huge plot without explanation --
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and one can assume it just something to bridge to the next book, [book:The End
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of All Things|23168809].
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