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Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins

Mockingjay

The final book of The Hunger Games

by Suzanne Collins
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  • First Published:
  • Aug 24, 2010, 400 pages
  • Paperback:
  • Jan 2010, 164 pages
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sydalg

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I really loved the trilogy by Suzanne Collins. However, I was was really disappointed with what I felt was a rushed ending that made the characters feel pathetic. The love triangle that entangled me and left me hungry for more dissolved before my eyes. I still think that the author is talented and that her books bought me hours of joy.
I felt their pain and in the end I was angry and it caused me pain.
Did anyone else experience feel this way real or unreal?
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Suzanne G.

3rd in HG Series
Is it necessary to give more praise than what has been shown for this series? This third book completes the Hunger Games series with a bang. Great ending.
Miss Mindy

Mockingjay
The trilogy was a great story overall. However, the ending seemed a bit abrupt. I felt as though the writer either rushed to meet a publisher's deadline or just got tired of writing. It was disappointing.
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