Review: Fascinating exploration of Silo 49
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 18, 2013
This has proven to be one of my favorites of all the Silo stories to date, because of the amount of exploration Ann Christy does into the daily life of the silo residents, as well as the work of the Fabbers and the Historians, two groups we haven't heard anything about in the past.  Other reviewers have mentioned that the story "bogged down" a bit for them, but I allowed myself to become engrossed in what was happening and let it unfold at its own speed, rather than trying to zip through to the finish line.  Christy's characters are all interesting and three-dimensional, and what's more, she obviously cares about her protagonist, which makes for a very interesting read.  If you're willing to give yourself a bit of extra time to make your way through the story (and allow yourself to live in the silo alongside Marina and her family), I think you'll find it as enjoyable as I did.  Now, I'm wondering what will happen next!