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Well, finished this pretty quickly. Mainly because I had two flights today, but also because I just wanted to get through it to come to a conclusion of some sort.
The second book of the series is the best. This last book was sort of confusing, no one seemed to be who they were in previous books. Overall I am ok with the conclusion to the trilogy although the steps to get there seem totally random and out of the blue.
The second book of the series is the best. This last book was sort of confusing, no one seemed to be who they were in previous books. Overall I am ok with the conclusion to the trilogy although the steps to get there seem totally random and out of the blue.

I just didn't like it as much as The Hunger Games and Catching Fire. It seemed a little disjointed, and Katniss was really at her worst - very passive. She only takes charge once, when she decides to go after Snow, but even then she continues to question herself. I wanted more of the Katniss from the Games, decisive, even brutal. That's what made her different from so many of the other heroines in YA books. Here she is too damaged and frail. At one point Gale makes a prediction regarding their l
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This one just didn't have the "stuff" that the others did; however, it still kept my interest and wrapped up story lines from the previous two books.
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Jun 03, 2010
Joanna
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it was amazing
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Also re-read. Jeebus I forgot how horribly depressing this one was. That said, I'm so glad the author addressed the PTSD that Katniss was going through (even if she didn't spell it out). I was talking to Carrie about this, and I think she's right in that Katniss is not really capable of being "in love" the way most people are. All she can do is learn to be content and not be plagued by the demons.
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I loved the more political slant of this story and the developing maturity of the main characters.
Unlike so many third books in a trilogy this was a satisfying ending.
Unlike so many third books in a trilogy this was a satisfying ending.

Jan 03, 2010
Kaye
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really liked it
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