Publisher's Synopsis
WARNING: This is not the actual book Mockingjay by Suzanne Collins. Do not buy this reading Sidekick if you are looking for a full copy of this great book. Benefit from the chapter-by-chapter guide included in this analysis as you explore thought-provoking messages and insightful themes. Mockingjay, the conclusion to the Hunger Games trilogy, offers more action, a darker tone, and satisfying conclusions to all subplots. Mockingjay follows Katniss Everdeen as she joins the rebel fighters of District 13 to save her friend, Peeta, and defeat the corrupt Capitol. After Peeta is abducted by the Capitol, Katniss embarks on a physically and emotionally demanding journey. As the Mockingjay, she is a pawn for the rebels and experiences similarities between her current role and that of a tribute in the Games. She trains for battle, works to unite fellow rebels, and plots to capture President Snow while dealing with romantic complications and the loss of her only home. Suzanne Collins introduces new problems and characters in Mockingjay while presenting resolutions to the entire trilogy. Katniss is able to push aside her own grief with the distractions of impending battles against the Capitol. Suzanne Collins satisfies fans of the trilogy with an enticing storyline and engaging characters who fight for ultimate freedom in Mockingjay. Witness your favorite characters transform as you discover the intense conclusion of the Hunger Games trilogy.
