I finished the trilogy…(The Hunger Games and Catching Fire were the first two books). I couldn’t put them down. Part of the reason I needed to read this one quickly was because Chuck bought me a Kindle. I will tell you more about that tomorrow.

This book was a little slower than the first two. Thankfully, it tied up the loose ends and, of course, had a happy(ish) ending. I don’t think young adults could handle books without happy(ish) endings. The book was gruesome at times, just like the other two books. The author did a great job tying all three books together and making them cohesive.

I enjoyed reading all three books and I liked the ending and the way everything wrapped up. I would definitely recommend these books to anyone. They were an entertaining read. I have talked to many people (younger than me – my 14 year old brother, and older than me – my aunt) and they have all loved the books. I think it is quite a skill to make books that are enjoyable to all ages.

Happy reading!

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I finished the trilogy\u2026(The Hunger Games<\/a> and Catching Fire<\/a> were the first two books). I couldn\u2019t put them down. Part of the reason I needed to read this one quickly was because Chuck bought me a Kindle. I will tell you more about that tomorrow. <\/p>\n

This book was a little slower than the first two. Thankfully, it tied up the loose ends and, of course, had a happy(ish) ending. I don\u2019t think young adults could handle books without happy(ish) endings. The book was gruesome at times, just like the other two books. The author did a great job tying all three books together and making them cohesive. <\/p>\n

I enjoyed reading all three books and I liked the ending and the way everything wrapped up. I would definitely recommend these books to anyone. They were an entertaining read. I have talked to many people (younger than me \u2013 my 14 year old brother, and older than me \u2013 my aunt) and they have all loved the books. I think it is quite a skill to make books that are enjoyable to all ages. <\/p>\n

Happy reading!<\/p>\n

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