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A review by smpearce
Fourth Dimension by Eric Walters
5.0
I really loved this spin off! It was fantastic to see more of the Rule of Three world, and the book kept me turning page after page!
Emma’s character was a great protagonist! I was sure about her at the start, but she grew a lot to protect her family and community. She quickly learned her priorities and worked for them, learning how to better defend her family and think up strategies for everyone’s protection/safety against attacks. I liked the pretend army idea a lot, it worked well with the kinds of people and equipment available, and while it wasn’t a permanent solution by any means, it was tactful thinking!
I found the plot intriguing, and it was great to read about how the communities and people all interacted/were changed by the situation.
I loved how this book connected to the Rule of Three characters at the end, it was a great contribution to the story! I’d love to see more about this world if there are any future, especially now with both communities and characters connected!
One tiny thing bugged me a little—it was just toward the very end when Wilson was giving the walkie talkie orders. I found it over explained a bit about the signal of when it was fake/real orders, like they had to mention it each time.
Overall this was another amazing read, and I really hope we get to see more! I highly recommend to any lovers of YA dystopian! 😁
Emma’s character was a great protagonist! I was sure about her at the start, but she grew a lot to protect her family and community. She quickly learned her priorities and worked for them, learning how to better defend her family and think up strategies for everyone’s protection/safety against attacks. I liked the pretend army idea a lot, it worked well with the kinds of people and equipment available, and while it wasn’t a permanent solution by any means, it was tactful thinking!
I found the plot intriguing, and it was great to read about how the communities and people all interacted/were changed by the situation.
I loved how this book connected to the Rule of Three characters at the end, it was a great contribution to the story! I’d love to see more about this world if there are any future, especially now with both communities and characters connected!
One tiny thing bugged me a little—it was just toward the very end when Wilson was giving the walkie talkie orders. I found it over explained a bit about the signal of when it was fake/real orders, like they had to mention it each time.
Overall this was another amazing read, and I really hope we get to see more! I highly recommend to any lovers of YA dystopian! 😁