The imitating bird | Susan Collins

This is the third and final part of the "Hunger Games" trilogy titled "Mockingjay." In this novel, our brave heroine Katniss Everdeen, the girl of "fire," manages to survive despite her home being completely destroyed. Gale manages to escape. Katniss's family reaches safety. The Capitol authorities arrest Peeta, and it turns out that District 13 is actually real. Rebels appear on the stage of events with new leadership. The features of a revolution are revealed! A plan was devised to save Katniss from the arena amid the harsh and painful Quarter Quell games. The plan also included her being part of the revolution even without her knowledge. District 13 emerged from the world of oblivion and began planning to overthrow the Capitol. It seemed that everyone contributed to executing the carefully drawn plans, except for Katniss. The success of the revolution depended on Katniss's readiness to be a pawn on their board and her acceptance of the responsibility to protect countless lives and change the course of Panem's future. If she wanted to bear this responsibility, she had to set aside her feelings of anger and doubt. She also had to be the mockingjay of the rebels, regardless of the price she would pay with her personal life.