Mockingjay: The Final Book Of The Hunger Games: Volume 3

Author: Suzanne Collins

Format: Paperback

Age: Ages 10 Plus

Quick Overview

After surviving the Quarter Quell, having lost Peeta to the Capitol, Katniss Everdeen is now smacked in the middle of the revolution to overthrow the supremacy of President Snow. Without being aware of the ongoing rebellion, Katniss is faced with the difficult task of dealing with past events all the while fighting for a better tomorrow.

District 13’s existence has now established as being not just a figment of their imagination. The inevitable rebellion that has been boiling in the whole of Panem is finally surfacing with Katniss at the helm as their Mockingjay. She has been chosen as the face of the rebellion, standing up where all the districts can see her and follow in her footsteps. But after the horror of the Quarter Quell and Peeta missing, there arises a questions whether she will be able to look ahead and finish what she has started or not.

Whether Katniss is willing to act as a scapegoat for the rest of Panem while living under the strict and unpredictable conditions of District 13, remains to be seen. Mockingjay is the final call before the curtain drops and the stories will unravel themselves and questions will be answered. Will Katniss’s determination to free her people from the clutches of dictatorship see its end or are they doomed for ever is the mystery answered in the rest of the book.

Mockingjay: The Final Book Of The Hunger Games is the last instalment in The Hunger Games Trilogy, written by Suzanne Collins. This imported reprint edition was published by Scholastic Press in 2014. It is available in paperback.

Key Features:

• Mockingjay: The Final Book Of The Hunger Games is third in the series preceded by The Hunger Games and Catching Fire respectively.
• The Hunger Games Trilogy has been adapted into blockbuster films and Mockingjay is set to be split into two parts, to be released in 2014 and 2015.
• Mockingjay as part of the trilogy has received raving reviews, which contributes to the success of the novels.