"Let us Praise. Our Lord on Mars, hear our praise. Allow your subjects to watch over you while you direct us to something better. Give us the strength to overcome our selfishness, and to bring to heel those that would mock you. In your name we praise. Let these things be.""There is a great sickness in the world. And it is us. All of us. From the sleeping poets, to the restless builders. You, too, are a part of this sickness. For centuries, you have been kept under the heel of a tyrant. You have had your freedom stripped from you until you have nothing. You have been living a nightmare, every day for three hundred years, while those least worthy have reaped the benefits of your labor. You have bled and died for monsters who feel it is your duty to do so for them. This stops today. Their time is past, though it should never have been birthed in the first place. Your nightmare is over: it is now time to wake up..."What has come before must pass. What was built must be torn down. What was stolen must be taken back. The end of old things starts today...The Children's War, the first novel by Harding McFadden and Chester Haas, is a juvenile in the grand tradition. It treads joyously on the paths paved by Heinlein, Hamilton, and Van Vogt, giving its readers the opening shots of a conflict long in coming. It is a journey undertaken only by the willful, the jubilant, and the free. Will you come along for the trip?
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