Suzanne Collins – Mockingjay Audiobook

I had more than 2 people tell me about The Cravings Games before I started to read the trilogy. books They were all great, but the last one was not. I couldn’t agree more. This is a very sad, tragic, and stark story. It was necessary. It is an account of an individual who has survived 2 Hunger Games. In addition, it serves a significant role in a revolution. It’s likely to be very harsh. It would have been impossible to end the story with Katniss standing tall with her trumpet blasting and flags swinging.

I was also a bit disappointed by the ending of the Katniss/Peeta tale. I have read reviews that disagree with the way Katniss as well as Peeta were represented at the conclusion of. MockingjayAnswering the question “Where’s my interest?” Interest? Mockingjay Audiobook Free. Are they crazy? First, the story is told in first person by a character who isn’t comfortable being demonstrative and doesn’t respond well when asked. This was not going to be a affirmation of love, flowers or candy. Peeta is obsessed with Katniss for most of the trilogy. When I read the story, it is clear that she has rekindled the feeling at the end of the first Appetite Games. Although she is reluctant to express the reasons she does the important things that she does in the beginning of the trilogy, or to say it loudly, she does so in many ways throughout the story. Despite her severe PTSD, she accepts that she will deal with the stress and anxiety associated with being an icon of change. She also agrees to take a primary role in bringing him back. Despite all the trauma they have both endured, they always return to each other. Gale was strong, but he hadn’t been through what Katniss went through in the sector. He would never have been able recognize that side of Gale. She invests time holding onto him and staying away from Peeta in an effort to return to her pre-video games self. This was not likely to occur. Peeta was the living, breathing, and walking pointer of trauma. Peeta was the one who returned to Area 12, which I found quite telling. Gale said that he could have traveled anywhere, but he ended up going where Katniss was. Peeta Haymitch, Katniss and Haymitch needed each other to become humans again (or as humane as they were ever going be). Katniss reminded of my uncles that spent over a decade in a dark place, staring at a wall every day, before they could care for the living.

Part of me admits that I would have preferred Head of State Snow’s death to have been more dramatic. A part of me, when I consider the extent of his suffering, is bloodthirsty enough that I would have preferred him to endure a lot more. There are others I would have preferred to see (Finnick and Cinna, Prim amongst others), but their deaths showed the unfairness and randomness of wartime death.

This story is one we won’t ever see, because Katniss’ perspective tells it. We see what Katniss sees. But we also see what she believes is occurring. Peeta/Haymitch’s perspective would be helpful in understanding the events. Peeta’s struggle to recover from memory pirating would make for a fascinating read.

This is what I found. book At the same time, it was charming, infuriating and laborious. But, it was also very funny. It would not have been possible for Katniss to calmly and swiftly declare life to be sunshine, lollipops, and rainbows. Suzanne Collins – Mockingjay Audio Book Online. She lives with her husband (companion). She is devoted to her husband, whom she loves as well as who she is totally committed to. She has two wonderful children, but is worried about what her kids will think when they discover the history of their parents. Peeta and she are more happy than ever, but they remain somewhat haunted by what the characters have gone through. When a book crawls in your head, you know it is good. It is when you are reading it and are thinking about it afterward.

When I started reviewing the Cravings Gamings Trilogy I had no expectations. It is possible to get a refund if you are not satisfied with the product. book This is a trending topic and it seems interesting, so I will add this to my “to do” list. This is how it was that I started to check out. Suzanne Collins’The Cravings Games. After you finish MockingjaySurprised, I was. I was shocked at the amount of YA visitors who will be able to understand the subtleties. Collins’ message?

You were hooked by her “will she or will she she” scenario. “Will he or won’t he” choose Peeta over Windstorm? “Will she or will she” get through a game where love cannot beam with her? These questions will get you through the first. bookThese questions are moot with the second publication. Mockingjay.