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Natalie Assselstine natalieasselstine — I really dislike the cover of this book and hope the innards are much better. Well, I only got about halfway through this collection before returning it to the library--and based on what I read, I'd give it about 3 1/4 stars. Overall, it seemed a little too disembobied for the likes of me. I'm not a big fan of disembobied narratives. I'm too busy hyperventilating inside of bodies.

Emiliano Topino emilianotopino — Why the sudden drop off to two stars when books 1 & 2 received 4 stars? Because the book felt rushed (particularly toward the end) and when it wasn't rushed, it was boring. So I guess you could pin it to a pacing issue? Also, several characters (including the main one) had semi-justified but not well-constructed personality shifts to the point where I stopped caring about the characters. A book is never going to have a good review from me if I stop caring about what the main character is going through because she went from a strong, independent character to a whiny emo Bella-from-Twilight. Along those lines, I got really excruciatingly tired of the love triangle aspect. I was expecting that, after an awesome Hunger Games, and a still good, but very much middle book, Catching Fire, that Mockingjay would be an adequate conclusion to the series. I was very disappointed.

Marco Meyo _97a7 — i read her "myths and secrets" book first, and found this book to be a little repetitive of much of the topics she'd addressed in the other book (not sure which she had written first, actually)... still a good book.