Why did I rate this book only 2 stars? That's simple, because the book sucked. I don't think there was a single thing I liked in this book. 
 Collins totaly ruined a good series and a good story. After I read the first two books, The Hunger Games and Catching Fire I was in love with this series and I counldn't wait to read Mockingjay, but now, that I have read it, my love for this series dissapeared. 
 There are a few things in this book that bother me a lot. 
 The fact that bothers me the most is District 13. After reading Ctaching Fire and finding out that District 13 still exists and that there are rebells there was really exciting. And than I started reading Mockingjay and all the excitment just vanished. I thought District 13 was a place for a new start, a good start, where everything would be done right. I know this sounds like a clishe, and that I was wrong to think that way, but probably a lot of people thinks the same way. We created Utopia in our heads and we were expecting it would be like that, but on contrary, it turned out to be just the opposite. District 13 is just like the Capitol, it is no different. The only thing that is different is the name. To live there is worse than to live in prison. I mean, they get their daily schedule printed on their forearm everyday, how much food you get is based on your weight, hight and few other things and you must eat what they give you, you can't just leave it on your plate. Who does things like that? And of course, than there is the President, Alma Coin. Again, she is not much different than President Snow in Capitol. She is selfish, ruthless & power hungry, althought she tries to cover it. At least for Snow everyone knows he's the way he is, which is completly different story for Coin. 
 Than, there's this another little thing that annoyed shit out of me called Peeta. Don't get me wrong, I like his chatacter, I just don't like what Collins did to him. Okay, I understand why she didn't save him when she saved the other victors form the arena. I understand what she wanted to accomplish when she made him a Capitol prissoner, but what Capitol did to him is really, I miss the right word for this but I'll go with disgusting. They hijacked him and created a monster. He was supposed to kill Katniss, wtf? Okay, again, I understand why Collins did that. She needed something for the plot. What I don't understand is why didn't they found a way to get him back to his old self? I think it totaly ruined his character. I always saw him as a strong person and his love for Katniss even stronger. End what he turned out to be? He turned out to be just like every other character, nothing could save him. Thay did therapies on him for months and still they couldn't heal him. He even forgot about his love for Katniss and it didn't come back. I know they ended up together, but that's not the same thing. Peeta is not the same anymore and so is his love for Katniss. He would never be able to love her the way he did because of what they did to him. Mushy again, I know, 
 Than there is so called "war". Prep team - check, designed clothes -check, camera crew - ckeck. You'd think they are doing some fashion shoothing, but no, you're wrong. They getting ready for the war. While some people die in that war, they're going crazy because they didn't get enough fake material to broadcast and to fool other districts about what is actually going on. Than finaly, they get into some action and see the real war. Than Prim dies. Just like that. She dies, in 2-3 sentences. I think it is kinda contradicting. Katniss did everything to save her. She went hunting as a little kid so she can feed her, she saved her from the reaping, and than she gets killed, just like that. If Collins wanted the achive the post efect Katniss had, she could have killed her mother for example, she's a nurse too and it is much more logic to send her mother to the front row and not a little child. The effect of killing her mother would be the same, only thing she would save is the fact that not everything we assumed in first two books is wrong. 
 I could go on and on and on with things like this, but I think you get the point why this is a bad book. Sorry if you don't think the same as I, but this is just my oppinion and how I see the things.