The third and final book of the Hunger Games triology 
 Absolutely wonderful. That's really all I can say, especially to avoid spoilering everybody who hasn't read the series yet. The story twists and turns its way through Panem, bringing some unexpected events with it. 
 There was some excellent character development, especially among characters we hadn't seen in awhile such as Katniss' mother and sister, Prim, and even Gale. Of course, the biggest development is in our heroine, Katniss. I feel Katniss blooms into her own, outside of the arena this time, becoming more self reliant and accountable. 
 Collins writing is what clinched the entire thing for me though. In the first book I found Katniss' voice difficult to follow and feel the story in, by the end of the third I couldn't imagine it without her specific toning. Collins uses Katniss' voice to show each moment of this final journey and through it gives understanding to the reader, especially in those difficult, and plentiful, heartwrenching moments. 
 And for those who are upset with the love triangle? No. Just no. That was a great way to set it up and follow through, in my opinion.