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Mockingjay (The Hunger Games, #3)

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by Suzanne Collins

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Did anyone else cry?
Kathryn I cried tears of happiness that I was finally done with this boring book.
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This book is really incredible. I had heard about it, the sad moments of it, and even when there were very sad parts, i didn't cry once during it. The writing was truly a piece of art, i had trouble letting the book down. One of my favorites, just like 'Hunger games' and 'Catching fire' The trilogy is amazing :)
Robrazia knight I now im was crying like carzy
…mǰI now im was crying like carzy
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What happened to the stupid pearl? That, out of everything else, bothered me the most :/
James T. Bruney Jr. She had it in a pocket just before everything blows up. They never mention it again and I kept expecting it to end up a plot point when it just got du…mǰShe had it in a pocket just before everything blows up. They never mention it again and I kept expecting it to end up a plot point when it just got dumped! LOL Oh well.(less)
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Wow. Just wow. This is amazing. I cried at the deaths, which I rarely do when it comes to books. This is honestly just so spectacular. Is there anyone who's on team gale? I persoanlly am not, but i would love to hear your reasoning.
Sara G. Yes, my sister is on team gale, and I am considering disowning her 👍
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What was the point of Katniss's mission to kill Snow? So many people died, yet nothing was accomplished. It seemed pointless to me. Can anyone please explain? Thank you!
James T. Bruney Jr. It was almost as if the writer was being too clever in the attempt to shock you by how ruthless and equitably evil Coin was to Snow. Snow had to be le…mǰIt was almost as if the writer was being too clever in the attempt to shock you by how ruthless and equitably evil Coin was to Snow. Snow had to be left alive to reveal Coins depravity but in a way,I agree that it doesn't sit well. It was too convenient to just kill everyone off and have the deaths feel so senseless. Maybe the point is to consider the overall cruelty of humanity, the evil on both sides, the massive senseless deaths of any war or rebellion. I can accept that for its own merit and yet feel the point could have been made better, maybe without seeking so the author contrived a "gotcha" moment. Like, bet you didn't see THAT one coming. Because even so, the point could have been made with a more solidly written ending. It definitely felt like it was lacking something even though overall I enjoyed the trilogy.(less)
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