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The article continuously refers to humans ("Dura and her fellow human beings", "where a group of 50 humans live", "the eldest of the humans", etc.) but also says "the main race of the book, microscopic human-like beings who live within a neutron star" (emphasis mine), indicating that they are not human but merely "human-like". This is confusing. Unless the books definitively uses the word "human", or some definitive source states one way or another, I would propose replacing "human" and "human being" in this article with the more generic "people". 68.202.111.228 (talk) 02:14, 30 October 2024 (UTC)[reply]
