Hunger Games: Mockingjay (the Final Book of the Hunger Games) - Audio Library Edition (Audiobook)

from suetu

If The Hunger Games and Catching Fire are tales of a dystopia, then Mockingjay is a slight departure for the series. This final chapter in the trilogy is a war story. Panem is at war. The stakes for Katniss and the band of characters that we've grown to love (and sometimes hate) have never been h...

from bookgal123

With Mockingjay, Collins takes her Hunger Games trilogy to the next level. This book isn't another glossy, action-packed adventure; it's a gritty and unflinching portrayal of what it truly means to be at war. I'm not going to lie-it's one hell of a tough ride, and it's definitely not everyone's c...

from yolana

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins In Mockingjay, while Collins still explores her dominant theme of the effects of war and violence on children she doesn't miss taking digs at the political complacency of a full and well entertained population, at the blatant manipulation of the population by both po...

from elbakerone

Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins might just be the most anticipated book of 2010, and as it brings to close the Hunger Games saga, it surprisingly lives up to the great expectations cast before it. Katniss Everdeen, Panem's ultimate survivor finds herself unwittingly cast as the people's hero - the ...

from maidenveil

The Games have ended and turned into a larger arena where everyone is a player. And Katniss Everdeen is more than a player now - she's hailed as the rebel's image of hope, the Mockingjay. Just like in every war, there are a lot of casualities, sacrifices to be made, politics and powerplay, and tr...