This book was so special and so close to my heart. The book was a masterpiece, I mean literally, the writing:true and emotional to the core, fusions with the heart-wrenching story plot. I think it was the "bestest" sci-fi dystopian I have ever read. 
 The situations practically swirled in my head for months(and I dreamed about it too!), and even now when I am reviewing it. Everything is swimming in my eyes, as vivid as it could be. It deserves to be the final of this trilogy and when I read about Katniss and Peeta living together in the epilouge, I was in the seventh heaven, literally I was so happy. Actually, I hate Gale,umm maybe 'hate' is an understatement, I loathe him. I believe somehow Gale knew about the bombs (which later killed Prim), but he did nothing to save her. But sometimes, I have to admit that he was generous too, so I owe him a petition of mercy. 
 The book really kept me in the edge of the seat all the time with one thing happening after another, one thing twisting the other one, more precisely in Hunger Games- words "attacks and counterattacks". Throughout the book, I was like 
 My heart shattered into zillion pieces when I saw that Peeta was Hijacked. The revolution itself was one-of-a-kind. This Book really led me to believe that "Hope is the only thing stronger than Fear" . And the mighty twist at the end, I still remember I was reading the last pages in a train, and I literally fell off. Though I knew Coin was a bad-guy, but I couldn't think that she was The-bad -guy. It was the first time when I saw a woman villain (if you exclude the fairy tale of Snow White). Suzanne really put a good amount of effort in empowering the women characters in this book. So hats' off for that. 
 Now I am racking my brains real hard, to find any bumps in this book which slightly takes the reader off-track, but I have found none. I am not a stone heart critic, so I would say I really liked this book. I mean I really had gone head over heels for this book. I know these feelings should be saved for a special human being, but I am quite happy falling in love with fictional characters and being a book-lover. I wish I could make Peeta alive! 
 The plot was perfectly weaved and the story really goes smooth as butter. The whole story goes somehow like this: 
 "My name is Katniss Everdeen. I was chosen for the Hunger games, I pulled out the Nightlock berries, saved Peeta. I played again in the Quarter Quell, couldn't save Peeta. Peeta is Hijacked. District 12 is destroyed. I am in 13. I am in Mockingjay. Prim is dead... Snow died, everyone died, because of me. Why i am alive? I should be dead too......." Think Katniss is telling this to you at the end of the book, but before the happy ending. If i tell you the happy twists, it may ruin the fun. Now you have to read it! 
 Okay, in a nutshell, the book was superb, readers of sci-fi and romance and people who are depressed with their goddamn life should really read it. And one suggestion: try to put yourself in Katniss's shoes so that you get the best view over the story.When you put yourself in her place, somehow the feelings becomes more real, the story more interesting. 
 I would definitely appreciate if you give it a try too! Everyone reads a book differently, interpreting different meanings, your view may not be like me, but I am pretty sure you would like it . A lot! But if you don't like it, no hard feelings, though I would come in your dreams and try to convince you again and again. Okay, now I guess i will wrap it up, so all I wanna say is: "Read it,and thank me later for such an inspiring review." No, no just kidding, no need of thanks, it was my pleasure. But read it! 
 Love, 
 Arpita