We Have Always Been Here

by Lena Nguyen finished April 17th

I love sci-fi, as it is a great way to get very philosophical, particularly around topics of colonization.

This particular book requires a willingness to suspend disbelief. It has some jumps in the timeline, which could be hard to follow at times but served their purpose well.

It follows a psychologist who doesn't connect well with other people through landing on a planet with 12 other crew members. Everyone seems to start to go insane and the androids start malfunctioning. It was weird but good, as long as I didn't ask too many questions.

Reading Challenges:

10 to Try:

4. By an Asian or Asian-American author

Extreme Reader:

6. A book from a genre you don't usually read (even though I love Sci Fi, I don't read much and this was a sci-fi thriller/horror with some space opera elements

22. A book that focuses on mental health

37. A book with a robot, cyborg, or artificial intelligence

43. A book written by an Asian American author

45. A book written by an author whose last name is six letters or more

50. A horror or paranormal story

55. A space opera