Tonight, I finished 'Mockingjay' and therefore, The Hunger Games Trilogy. The series reminded me why I ever stared reading as a hobby, and took me back to my childhood, when I'd stay up extra-late, just to finish reading whatever 'Harry Potter' had just been released. 
 I adored every book, in different ways. The first was a gripping and intense introduction to the post-apocalyptic world on Panem, the second was similar, but focused more on character growths and understanding the players in the games. 
 By the third book, the tone is very different. Facing greater challenges, the whole thing feels more evolved, more mature as we witnessed Katniss and the others at the centre of a full scale revolution. It may be slightly less gripping, but I personally still loved it. 
 The one thing it did loose points on, was the Epilogue. As with the aforementioned Harry Potter series, I felt the proper ending was shunned in need of the 'Happily Ever After' being played out for us. So, as with Deathly Hallows, I'm just going to pretend the epilogue didn't exist, because I can.