Mockingjay: Foil Edition (Paperback) by Suzanne Collins

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 MarkLacy

Very enjoyable, easy to read, kept me glued to the page. Lots of surprises. I wish the book had ended differently, on a more positive note, but it was still a good ending.

from DeltaQueen50

The last entry in the Hunger Games trilogy, Mockingjay left me with a bittersweet feeling. I loved this series and am disappointed that it is over, yet, I liked how it ended and was glad to have closure. Katniss the heroine of all three books came across as a very real person. Not always likeable...

from Bibliotropic

I've now followed Katniss's tale from beginning to end, and I can safely say that I understand what all the fuss has been about all this time. Katniss returns to her role as the semi-willing catalyst for revolution, only this time it's far more direct, having been rescued by those in the secret D...