Protector's Chicken Generation

[maribou]

The Protector's War, by S.M. Stirling
It's been about a month since I read this, so I don't remember all the details. I remember there were a few bits that were clunky and annoying, but not what they were; I remember there were other bits that were just great, but I don't remember precisely what they were either. Overall, I was quite pleased by this book and am looking forward to the trilogy's conclusion.
(130/250)

Chicken Soup for the Canadian Soul, by Jack Canfield et al
Due to hormones and it being Canada Day, I was feeling sappy and vaguely patriotic. This fit the bill perfectly. I tell myself it is a cut above the rest of the Chicken Soup books, but I realize I am biased.
(131/250)

Generation Loss, by Elizabeth Hand
I can't say I loved this as much as Mortal Love, but at the same time I thought it was of equal quality, and I still enjoyed it immensely. She's really brilliant and I will continue to get excited every time I hear that there's a new Hand book coming out.
(132/250)

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I thought that Canadian patriotism was outlawed and punishable by death.