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A review by benyoda95
Forward the Foundation by Isaac Asimov
3.0
I'm not sure how I feel about this book. On its own, I enjoyed it more than others in this series but it does seem to like up with foundation, or at least what I remember.
The empire seems much more run down than I remember it being in Foundation. I have a hard time imagining the Empire in this book being able to fund the exile outlined in the foundation, and it seems like Hari gets psychohistory working much too late in his life, not to mention that I could have sworn he got excited in the first book.
I like Hari's character a lot more in this book than I did in the last, he seems much more human than he did at any other point in the series, and I appreciate that. Though if he would just listen to his wife for once I think his life would have been a lot smoother.
The empire seems much more run down than I remember it being in Foundation. I have a hard time imagining the Empire in this book being able to fund the exile outlined in the foundation, and it seems like Hari gets psychohistory working much too late in his life, not to mention that I could have sworn he got excited in the first book.
I like Hari's character a lot more in this book than I did in the last, he seems much more human than he did at any other point in the series, and I appreciate that. Though if he would just listen to his wife for once I think his life would have been a lot smoother.