Me?
A leader?
Okay, I did prove that there’s more to Inside than we knew.
That a whole world exists beyond this cube we live in. And finding that led to a major rebellion–between worker scrubs like me and the snobby uppers who rule our world. Make that ruled. Because of me, we’re free. I thought that meant I was off the hook, and could go off on my own again–while still touching base with Riley, of course. He’s the one upper I think I can trust. But then we learned that there’s outside and then there is Outside.
And something from Outside wants In. (Cover and synopsis from Goodreads.)

*Warning:  This review covers both books in this series.  While I really don’t like spoilers, you might find some slight spoilers in this review.*


I read Inside Out back before I started my blog, and never got around to reading Outside In until this past December.  But I breezed through both of these books and decided to write a mini review for both of them.  So I’ll just share some of my notes with you.

• Both times I read Inside Out I had a bit of trouble imagining the “Inside”, where they live, in my head.  So this time around, I made diagrams in my notes, and that helped.
• When I reread Inside Out, I remembered some major events from the first time I read it, but a lot of things I had forgotten, so it was nice to reread it.
• I love that in both Inside Out and Outside In, there is action right from the beginning.
• There is a nice theme of hope running throughout these books, especially in Inside Out.
• Both books were full of action, mystery, and twists and turns.  Also lots of creepy parts, and sad parts as well.
• Inside Out has a great ending.  Closure, but a cliffhanger as well!
• I loved the fact that in Outside In, the people of Inside still have their issues.  The tyranny that they faced throughout Inside Out is over, but there is still discord between the inhabitants, and things are not automatically perfect, which makes it very realistic.
• I love how, especially in Outside In, you really don’t know who to trust at all.
• I wish I had written my review right away, because I find myself forgetting parts of the end of Outside In.  I’ll just have to reread it sometime!