Katniss’s decision at the end of the book, the climax, showed the realisations about what would be in store once the villains were removed from power was understandable. The whole incident with Peeta is terrible and frustrating, because while it was a good twist in the story, of all the people, he just didn’t deserve the fate written for him. That being sad, Finnick and Annie’s love story is the best one in all of the books. It was extremely brave for him to share his story with the world but so necessary for the cause that everyone is fighting for. The biggest heart tug in the book was hearing Finnick’s story and why he became who he is. This book is overwhelming with deaths and losses, and while it’s commendable, it’s still sad to see so many characters leave the series. She needs to push aside any feelings she has and become the Mockingjay-the face of the rebellion.Īs with the previous two books, the beginning of the book dragged out slightly before the action started up and the pace picked up. To overthrow the Capitol for the sake of Panem’s future. To be the pawn, the face of the rebellion. The success of the revolution is in Katniss’s hands, her willingness to sacrifice lives and take the responsibility for it. Everyone seems to know more about it than Katniss herself. Katniss escaping from the arena is not by accident and she finds herself part of the revolution without knowledge of it. While her family and her best friend, Gale, escaped the destruction, Peeta has been captured by the Capitol.ĭistrict 13 does exist and there is a rebellion preparing to storm the Capitol and destroy the opposition. With District 12 destroyed, Katniss Everdeen assesses how much she has found and lost. All opinions and views are my own.īook Review: Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins #bookreview #bookrecommendations #suzannecollins Tweet Plot: It’s really a one-of-a-kind series in the dystopian genre, and I will recommend it to everyone who loves alternate future outcomes.ĭISCLAIMER: This review could contain possible spoilers based on my opinions. While I was happy to know how the series ends, I was equally sad that it had come to an end. And so the last book of the Hunger Games series.

Mockingjay by suzanne collins