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Carregando... Mockingjay (The Hunger Games, Book 3) (edição: 2010)de Suzanne Collins
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  ) Library_Guard | Jun 17, 2024 |  {part one} - I have to admit first that I have lost interest in this book. It seems to dragging on and on. With that said it is time to explore the aftermath of the result of the last book. A lot of what is taking place is rather predictable now which makes it difficult to want to keep reading. Anyways: onward I shall read. {part two} - Well this part started with a nice nifty surprise. I have to say it moved along a little faster then the first part did and it wasn't as hard to read through. But I will admit it still didn't have my undivided attention. This parts focus is on moving forward, not being trapped in the past, allowing your feelings to show and standing up for what you believe in. And it ends with a little surprise as well. All and all it was an alright read. {part three} - I honestly didn't know what to expect in this part. Katniss proves that her thoughts can be tainted by those around her and she shows a lack in defiance against the government after the government makes her lose so many people that are near and dear to her heart. {reason for reading} - Everyone else seemed to be so I jumped on the wagon. (  ) Zapkode | Jun 1, 2024 | {part one} - I have to admit first that I have lost interest in this book. It seems to dragging on and on. With that said it is time to explore the aftermath of the result of the last book. A lot of what is taking place is rather predictable now which makes it difficult to want to keep reading. Anyways: onward I shall read. {part two} - Well this part started with a nice nifty surprise. I have to say it moved along a little faster then the first part did and it wasn't as hard to read through. But I will admit it still didn't have my undivided attention. This parts focus is on moving forward, not being trapped in the past, allowing your feelings to show and standing up for what you believe in. And it ends with a little surprise as well. All and all it was an alright read. {part three} - I honestly didn't know what to expect in this part. Katniss proves that her thoughts can be tainted by those around her and she shows a lack in defiance against the government after the government makes her lose so many people that are near and dear to her heart. {reason for reading} - Everyone else seemed to be so I jumped on the wagon. ( ) CrimsonSoul | Jun 1, 2024 |  ) ggulick | May 29, 2024 |  ) johanna.florez21 | May 27, 2024 |
 Collins is absolutely ruthless in her depictions of war in all its cruelty, violence, and loss, leaving readers, in turn, repulsed, shocked, grieving and, finally, hopeful for the characters they've grown to empathize with and love. Mockingjay is a fitting end to the series that began with The Hunger Games (2008) and Catching Fire (2009) and will have the same lasting resonance as William Golding's Lord of the Flies and Stephen King's The Stand. However, the book is not a stand-alone; readers do need to be familiar with the first two titles in order to appreciate the events and characters in this one. All in all, Mockingjay confirms what we've suspected already — The Hunger Games isn't just a powerful saga about a unique, memorable hero struggling to do the right thing in the public gaze. It's also an important work of science fiction that everyone should read, because if you don't, you'll be left out of all the best conversations. The novel's biggest surprises are found elsewhere. Hope emerges from despair. Even in a dystopian future, there's a better future. More maudlin than the first two books in the series, "Mockingjay" is also the most violent and bloody and, based on the actions and statements of its characters, its most overtly antiwar — though not so much that it distracts from a series conclusion that is nearly as shocking, and certainly every bit as original and thought provoking, as "The Hunger Games." Pertence à sérieThe Hunger Games (3) Está contido emTem a adaptaçãoTem como estudoPrêmiosDistinctionsNotable Lists
Katniss Everdeen's having survived the Hunger games twice makes her a target of the Capitol and President Snow, as well as a hero to the rebels who will succeed only if Katniss is willing to put aside her personal feelings and serve as their pawn. Não foram encontradas descrições de bibliotecas. |
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