
Trying to Unlock the Mockingjay
by Joyce M. Tolliver
400 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781517741044
About
I have found that many fans of The Hunger Games trilogy seem to feel the last book, Mockingjay, to be the weakest book in the series. However, for me, I found Mockingjay to be just as strong and exciting as the first two books. By focusing on some of the more common issues which fans have felt contributed to why they felt the third book was weaker than the first two in the series, and adding in a few questions of my own, I wanted to present my interpretation on how I would answer these issues to explain why I felt Mockingjay was a much stronger book than I first believed it to be.Some of the issues I will examine from this story deal with the concept of love, unintentionally abandoning someone you love, growing back together again, how sometimes the small decisions can make the most impact in life and facing unexpected goodbyes. Each chapter is my attempt to unlock why Mockingjay may be one of the stronger books and the proper ending to The Hunger Games trilogy.
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