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8.30.2011

Review: Mockingjay


Title: Mockingjay
Series: The Hunger Games #3
Author: Suzanne Collins
Genre: Young Adult
Format: Hardcover, 392pp
Source: Library

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 Synopsis

The Capitol is angry. The Capitol wants revenge.
Who do they think should pay for the unrest?
Katniss Everdeen.


Warning: This Review May Contain Spoilers


Review
I feel cheated. The only reason I picked up Hunger Games in the first place was because it was being made into a movie and I wanted to jump on the band wagon. I completely fell in love with that book. The characters felt so natural, the drama felt so real. I devoured the book in a day. Same with Catching Fire. I put Mockingjay on reserve at my local library. I just couldn't get enough. I waited for 8 weeks to read this book, and I feel cheated.

The beginning of this book pretty much leaves off where Catching Fire ended. Pretty much everyone's made it to district 13, except for Peeta. The first hundred pages or so is just military stuff. Which isn't my cup of tea but it had to happen so okay. They are trying to figure out how to over throw Snow, trying to figure out how to get Peeta and the other "Game" contestants to district 13.

Peeta is tortured while held in the capitol. When they do rescue him he is a totally different person. Katniss is always mad at Gale, Peeta hates her. There is really nothing holding me to the story now, but I finish any ways. It can only get better right? It wasn't a total let down, but there were people that died that I thought could have been left alone. And the end is what killed me. We get a one page epilogue as a happily ever after. I was pretty upset. Oh well. I'm glad I read it, but it still make me mad. 


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2 comments:

  1. I was frustrated for a little bit about the ending, but then I realized how hard other endins would have been as well. I felt this one was really accurate. Like everything might really turn out that way if it was real. I must reread these books before the movie comes out.

    By the way, I'm posting my review of The Best Laid Plans tomorrow! It would be up early on my blog http://thebloggingbook.blogspot.com/
    Thanks for giving me the chance to win it! I really enjoyed the book. :)

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  2. I still loved the book no matter how mad it made me. I guess I was just expecting this huge I love you scene and it never happened. It seemed like the whole series was based on this love triangle and I got let down hard. Oh well!

    I can't wait to read you review! I'm so glad you liked it!

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