Seeing as how thousands of people will be reviewing Mockingjay, I thought for my review I wouldn’t make a full review, knowing how much I could accidentally give away, so I will just write one word to sum up all of my thoughts on the conclusion to the Hunger Games Trilogy:
Brilliant.
If you had to sum up all of your feelings for Mockingjay in one word, what word would you use? Please keep comments spoiler-free.
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I thought "brilliant", too. 😀
Sadly, I am on the waiting list for both Catching Fire and Mockingjay, so I have to wait to give you my one word!
However, you have won an award on my blog- come check it out! (If you don't want to/don't have time to send it out to more people, I totally understand.)
I hope you'll do a full review at some point – I haven't seen any actual reviews come out of the "Brilliant" camp yet. My word would have to be "Disappointed"
My word would be:
UNFORGETTABLE
cause that's what it is.
Loved book three, loved the series, and am also waiting to review because I don't want to ruin anything for anyone!
Emotional.
I posted a full review (with some mild spoilers) on Tuesday, but I haven't seen many people talking about it.
I think my one word would be…Real.
Ohhh that's tough. I'm gonna have to say…
Intense.
I'm so looking forward to reading this. I read where someone said the ending disappointed them. I hope not. 🙁
Lisa ~ YA Literature Lover
I'm going to go with: amazing. I loved it and think Collins is an amazing writer.
I'm *sadly* gonna have to agree with Angela: disappointing. It just didn't live up to the hype, for me. Too much telling and too much crammed into one book.
Ugh. (Or rather, I'm sorry I invested the time in the series, despite the fantasticness of Catching Fire, to arrive at that ending.)
I'm going to do a twitter hash tag as my one word:
#neededmore"good"peeta
Redemptive.
(ie I really didn't like Catching Fire but Mockingjay made up for it and completely blew me out of the water)
My huge long rambly post full of spoilers went up today. 😀
Unputdownable!
Ok – I know that isn’t a word – but that sums up how I felt reading it!
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I loved this action packed trilogy, definitely surpasses brilliant for me. I didn’t want it to end.
Oh yes! I didn’t want it to end either, it was so good.