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A review by abbyl819
The Thousandth Floor by Katharine McGee
4.0
4.5
I flew through this book so fast! I have been wanting to read this for awhile now, and I’m so glad that I finally got around to it. In my opinion, this book’s rating should definitely be higher than it is. I was really impressed with the fact that despite having multiple main character perspectives, they were all very well developed and none felt unnecessary or boring. While I really disliked a few of the choices made by certain characters, I still did like all of their perspectives. I honestly am having trouble picking a favorite, but I think it might be Rylin or Avery. The premise of this book is so cool, but I wish that it had more sci-fi elements to it other than the Tower and technology. I wish that more of an explanation of life in the rest of the world and country outside of the Tower is like, as well as how and why it was built. The ending was very dramatic, and I liked it a lot.
I flew through this book so fast! I have been wanting to read this for awhile now, and I’m so glad that I finally got around to it. In my opinion, this book’s rating should definitely be higher than it is. I was really impressed with the fact that despite having multiple main character perspectives, they were all very well developed and none felt unnecessary or boring. While I really disliked a few of the choices made by certain characters, I still did like all of their perspectives. I honestly am having trouble picking a favorite, but I think it might be Rylin or Avery. The premise of this book is so cool, but I wish that it had more sci-fi elements to it other than the Tower and technology. I wish that more of an explanation of life in the rest of the world and country outside of the Tower is like, as well as how and why it was built. The ending was very dramatic, and I liked it a lot.