pickI get why everyone loves this book.
The fast‑paced, dark dystopian saga continues. Rebellion pits against oppression - the exact reason why I loved the original story.
The emotional intensity, bleak atmosphere, and high‑stakes drama kept me engaged and I finished this in two sittings.
In short:
Hamish's redemption and a true testament that Snow really doesn't have a heart.
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March‘s favorite was Sunrise on the Reaping. This made for an incredible edition to the series, and I will read whatever this woman wants to teach us about the dangers of government.
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For April, the tagged is an easy pick. I really liked a couple of other books, but I loved this prequel. Even though we know the ending, I still got swept up in all the emotions of the story. #12booksof2025 @TheEllieMo
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If this one hadn‘t been head to head against the Women, it may have lasted longer on my grid! So so good! @TheEllieMo
March favorite. So good! #12booksof2025
pickI can‘t believe I finished it! Maybe my super-slump is over. I really enjoyed Sunrise on the Reaping. It was so heartbreaking. As always, when reading a Hunger Games book. 5/5⭐️
pickHow does she think this stuff up? The cruelty. But the recurring family storylines are fascinating and of course a story about Haymitch brings Woody Harrelson‘s great character to mind. I should read these all back to back again. Great storytelling!
pickPoor Haymich, what a roller coaster of a book
pickHaymitch really deserved so much better.
I know he's not a real person, but my heart really does feel sad.
It did take me a couple months to finish this, it started pretty slow, but it picked up.
Suzanne Collins really got me this time. 😭
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And all the small subtle things; like Hamish and Maysilee sitting in the clump of katniss.
Collins truly outdid herself! 6h