Review: Great book, easy read.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 23, 2013
In this book, we see Leah beginning to wake up to the plastic world she lives in. We see the characters grapple with questions such as, how do we speak "English", yet not know of a place called England. They begin to question the fact that someone, at some time, had to make the silo they are living in with a purpose.As Leah moves downward in the Silo, she moves closer to the truth and to who she is meant to be. She is introduced to the "Samizdat" system, which she first mistakenly thought was a place, rather than a system made up of individuals.The pulse of this book was steady, rather than fast paced  (with one exception). It matched the steady progress of Leah and Joseph as they descended into the down-deep. The ending rocketed my anticipation to the next level. While I was content to wait on book two, I now wait for book 3 with the same passion I am waiting for WICK 4.Great book