The Cosmic Family!
Written by Mark Edwards on February 2, 2026
As featured on Amazon: Hello Humans (Paperback – 11 Dec. 2025) by Momoko Uno
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars (1 rating)

The Intergalactic Committee has decided it’s time for Earth to join the cosmic family — but rogue cyborgs, rebellious factions, and malicious species are doing everything they can to delay the invitation. Will the Committee arrive in time to warn humanity of its impending doom, or will greed, power, pollution, and climate change push Earth over the edge?
The Committee believes all life is interconnected — and that the real battle isn’t about domination or territory, but the struggle within ourselves: fear versus love. Earthlings are seen as scrappy, emotional, and unaware of the power we hold… and the damage we can cause.
In short: the universe is open — but humanity has a choice. Build something bigger together… or keep fighting over the toys in the sandpit.
Momoko Uno is a Doctor of Integrative Medicine, a certified functional medicine practitioner, and holds a Master’s degree in Spiritual Psychology with an emphasis on consciousness, health, and healing. She is a first-generation Australian-Japanese immigrant living in New York and the founder of Omni Wellness NYC, a multidisciplinary medical center.
She studied Chinese at Fudan University and Traditional Chinese Medicine in Shanghai. In her free time, she cares for a socially unacceptable
number of cats and visits museums with her children.
Reviewed by Jamie Michele for Readers’ Favorite
The review describes Hello Humans as a smart, witty, and sharply satirical sci-fi story where Earth has been quietly monitored by off world governments who believe the planet is nearing collapse. Among the watchers: a feline-led initiative that embeds cats into human society, a Grey who intervenes in a Tennessee household, marine sentinels tracking a spreading ocean mass, and undercover agents who begin choosing human lives
over orders. As criminal factions and warlike forces move toward Earth, secrecy begins to fracture — and contact feels inevitable.
Jamie Michele praises the book’s intelligent comedy and the way it highlights real-world problems (especially humanity’s self-destructive habits) while also showing that no system — human or alien — is flawless. The review highlights the diversity of alien societies and the story’s ability to feel both absurd and believable at the same time.
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What kind of book is it?
A satirical, big-ideas science-fiction story with interstellar politics, multiple alien factions, and a very Earthly theme: whether we learn to evolve beyond fear and power-games.
Is it heavy or humorous?
It tackles serious topics (the planet, human behaviour, power) but uses intelligent humour and wit to keep it sharp, readable, and memorable.
Where can I get it?
You can purchase Hello Humans on Amazon here:
Amazon Details
Hello humans. The universe is calling — and the choice is ours.