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The world we've been experiencing all along suddenly gets much larger in this installment. Here we find out much more about the silo system, how it is a fragile environment & what can happen when the citizens learn that they have been getting lied to all along. The simple knowledge that IT has been building suits that fail on purpose all along is enough for an uprising. The purpose driven folks of Mechanical discover that fact when one of their own ensures that their beloved Jules gets the good materials for her suit. The carefully constructed world in the silo begins to unravel faster & faster as a result.

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3.0

More revelations came in this fourth book and others were hinted. I like Juliette and the depth of her character. This book was a little longer than the others and I felt like the author overexplained here and there. But it was enjoyable. I look forward to reading the last book!

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4.0

I have to admit, the wool/knitting metaphors are getting a bit precious, especially considering that there's very little actual wool in this story and it's not ever used for crafty things! But I also have to admit that they get the job done, as this story is, in fact, about the unraveling of our favorite silo full of people.
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3.0

It's starting to drag a bit, but it's still an interesting world. I look forward to book 5.

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4.0

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5.0

Progress requires sacrifice.

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