Review: World's Greatest Amish Sci-fi Series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 02 23, 2014
I really enjoyed the first Pennsylvania story and with the awesome (and "gotcha") ending of that book, I was definitely wanting more.  And Bunker delivered with Pennsylvania 2.This next part of the series resolves some things from the first book, but does open more questions which of course will have you wanting (and needing) to read the second.  So if you don't like serial novellas with cliff hanging endings, maybe you should pass (or wait for the omnibus edition).  Personally, I don't mind that.  Part of the fun is waiting on the next book in the series.I like the way Bunker has tied Amish culture into a sci-fi novel; something that is truly unique in sci-fi.  Yet, he is still able to deliver the classic sci-fi feel to the story in a Bradbury-esque kind of way.For those of you with younger readers in your family, you will also appreciate that there are no themes (or language) in this book that would prevent you from sharing it with your children.  As much as I LOVE Hugh Howey's books, I can't share Silo with my teen and pre-teen children (who are voracious readers). Bunker delivers an engaging story that adults can really enjoy without the elements that would prevent them from handing it to their children.