"We fight, we dare, we end our hunger for justice." 
 So, this is the end of the series for me. I will not reread it again (maybe I will from ten years, 100 years from now) because how hard and depressing it was. Like-- hard. 
 The only reason I gave this book five stars because--I just simply loved the premise. It took me three years since 2015 until this year to finish it. After all that years, I became fond of the main character; Katniss Everdeen, the girl that literately on fire (If you know what I mean). 
 Mockingjay for me was not the best book out of the three. The Hunger Game still my favourite, because we got to see how this bizarre game came to be Capitol only popular entertainment. 
 Mockingjay had nothing like the first book of course. The story was set after the post-Quarter Quell game where Katniss woke up and found out she was in District 13 (The district that most of Panem citizen believed it was no more exist) 
 Hey, guess what? They were all wrong. 
 District 13 was the main military base of the Rebellion against Snow. 
 So Katniss was their image of revolution; their Mockingjay, to end President Snow's tyranny. 
 I do like the book, but... there were so many parts that bugged me so much. For instance, it was pointless to kill that particular character . It was unnecessary! (IMO). 
 I like when Katniss heard the conversation between Peeta and Gale about who will she choose after she kills Snow, and she answered with inner monologue: 
 I can survive just fine without either of them. 
 The ending was great. I loved it. I wish the epilogue a bit longer, but well, maybe the author have her reason why it was written so rush. However, with only one page, it made happiness did no longer exist in the book. Just freedom. That's all.