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[0] checkbox [#] position [cover] cover [title] title Mockingjay (The Hunger Games, #3) [author] author Collins, Suzanne [isbn] isbn 0439023513 [isbn13] isbn13 9780439023511 [asin] asin [num pages] num pages 400 pp [avg rating] avg rating 4.03 [num ratings] num ratings 1,511,554 [date pub] date pub 2010 [date pub (ed.)] date pub edition Aug 24, 2010 [rating] Thomas's rating 5 of 5 stars [my rating] my rating 1 of 5 stars2 of 5 stars3 of 5 stars4 of 5 stars5 of 5 stars add to shelves [notes] notes Notes are private! [recommender] recommender none [comments] comments 14 [votes] votes 26 [read count] # times read 1 [date started] date started Aug 28, 2010 [date read] date read Aug 29, 2010 [date added] date added Apr 07, 2010 [date purchased] date purchased [owned] owned [purchase location] purchase location [condition] condition [format] format Hardcover [29] actions view (with text) [review] 
review I cannot find the right words to describe how I feel about this book. I am at a complete loss, because the heartbreak I'm suffering from only mirrors I cannot find the right words to describe how I feel about this book. I am at a complete loss, because the heartbreak I'm suffering from only mirrors a decimal of what Katniss, Peeta, Gale, and many other characters experienced. There is no happy ending to be found here. Mockingjay evokes a completely different set of emotions than The Hunger Games or Catching Fire. You will feel pity, you will feel anger, and you will feel despair. Hope is not present, not by a long shot. But most of all, I walk away from this series with a sense of forthright fulfillment. War, regardless of its countless catalysts, is a horrible, horrible thing. And no person is left untouched. Want to read more of my reviews? Follow me here. ...more
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