Madelyn Bailey

This book series is breath taking, powerful, and it will leave you on the edge of your seat for hours. Suzanne Collins writes with such power that I am blown away every time I read one of her books. It's like magic...the way that everything in The Hunger Games feels so real, like you are immersed into another world full of fear, hope, love, death, and life. Katniss's character is so strong, brave, and selfless the way that she carried her family when her mom was too weak to. And the way that she (spoiler alert) volunteered to be a tribute instead of Prim. All of this book, every part of it, is pure.

*SPOILER FREE REVIEW* This book series is amazing on so many levels, and the Mockingjay is no exception. I definetley reccomend reading it. The book keeps you on the edge of your seat the entire time. It is just...amazing. *SPOILER ALERT* Five stars all the way. This book is definitley a tearjerker, especially when Prim dies. I never really like Coin, so I wasn't very upset when Katniss killed her. I never trusted Gale, not at the beggining of the series and not now, I can't explain it, but that's just how it is. He probablly didn't know that Prim was going to be there when the bombs set off, I'm not exactly blaming him for that, it's just his entire personallity seemed to have shifted during the rebellion. He went from a boy who worked hard to care for his family, and Katniss's close friend, to being a bloodthirsty, violent, person who didn't care about the lives of anyone that was killed, he only cared about destroying the capitol. Peeta chsnged too, I know that it was just tracker jacker poisoning, but you would think that they would have the technlogy in the Capitol to fix that, you would think that after the rebellion they would have healed him from the poison, even if they did, he still seemed...different. That's all I have to say for now, so goodbye. And may the odds be ever in your favor.