The Mysterious Benedict Society and the Prisoner's Dilemma
Book Review
Trenton Lee Steward made a needed pivot with this book. Books one and two felt similar (that is perhaps not a fair statement, but in contrast to book three is seems fair), but still very enjoyable. Here in book three, Steward shakes things up. It's the same characters with the same abilities, but with some twists. In addition, there are portions of this book that stirred strong emotion in me (in a good way) as I experienced the bond between the characters as they go through difficult times. There is a surprising amount of resolution in this book, so I am curious what book four will bring.
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