Mockingjay: A WikiFocus Book

by George Andersen

Mockingjay: A WikiFocus Book details the Inspiration and development, Themes, Publication history, Release, Critical reception and impact of Mockingjay.



WikiFocus Books are collaborative books designed for education on specific subject matter. Our motto is "Collaborative Books for Creative Minds" and it is our mission to provide focused content for both educational and entertainment purposes. We present targeted information on specific subjects which are compiled from online collaborative resources from across the globe. Some text and images contained in this book have been reused and/or repurposed for commercial distribution under the Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 3.0 Unported License (CC-BY-SA) and the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL).

Nook

First published February 16, 2011

Reviews

[Sandy · Rating 3 out of 5]

In many ways not as good as the first two in the series. Too long/drawn out and too much focus on the "battle". More focus on the personal stories would have been better. They were there too, and the best part of this book, but the other parts were just too much, too long.

Still glad I read it though.

Overall, an awesome trilogy!!!

[Janet Arbuckle · Rating 4 out of 5]

Not unlike the other duo in this Trilogy, The Mockingjay was difficult to put down. I really didn't like it as much as books 1 & 2, but it was absorbing and entertaining. Now I am all excited about the movie due out in March. I have seen the trailers and they have done an excellent job of casting Katniss...she looks just like I would imagine her. Was also excited to see that the sets looked much as I had visualized. I'm so glad that my daughter and granddaughter talked me into reading these books. Very different from my usual fare, but fun and very well written.

[Samantha Maxfield]

Awesome

[David · Rating 1 out of 5]

This was not worth the money. Perhaps the only insight was the link to Greek mythology. I expected much more, but I was sadly disappointed.

[Kalyca · Rating 5 out of 5]

Rereading the actual book, not this study guide. Really wish Goodreads had an efficient way to record all reads and rereads.