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A review by tabatha_shipley
The Toll by Neal Shusterman
4.0
What I Did Like:
+As it was with the previous books, there’s a lot of deep themes buried here among the text. I love that!
+The big reveals are satisfying. You’ve built up to some of these for three books, they had the potential to let you down. Instead, it works and makes the reader feel almost vindicated.
+The ending leaves things to the imagination, which I like. I was able to keep thinking about these characters for a bit, imagining what they must be up to now and how things worked out for them.
Who Should Read This One:
-Obviously, fans of the earlier works in the series should read this one too. Many of your favorite characters make a comeback in satisfying ways.
-If you’re a fan of dystopian books in general, I’d highly recommend this full trilogy (starting with Scythe).
My Rating: 4 Stars
For Full Review: https://alltherightreads.com/2023/09/27/2023-book-review-the-toll/
+As it was with the previous books, there’s a lot of deep themes buried here among the text. I love that!
+The big reveals are satisfying. You’ve built up to some of these for three books, they had the potential to let you down. Instead, it works and makes the reader feel almost vindicated.
+The ending leaves things to the imagination, which I like. I was able to keep thinking about these characters for a bit, imagining what they must be up to now and how things worked out for them.
Who Should Read This One:
-Obviously, fans of the earlier works in the series should read this one too. Many of your favorite characters make a comeback in satisfying ways.
-If you’re a fan of dystopian books in general, I’d highly recommend this full trilogy (starting with Scythe).
My Rating: 4 Stars
For Full Review: https://alltherightreads.com/2023/09/27/2023-book-review-the-toll/