Mockingjay
by Suzanne Collins · first published 2010
17% recommend83% neutral
The last book in the Hunger Games Series. This book is filled with excitement and action regarding the ongoing war with the capital.
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Oh man, Mockingjay? I loved that whole damn series. I bought the first two books in physical form and the final shortly after I got my iPhone as a Kindle book. I may just go re-buy the first two as Kindle books when…
on “Ask HN: What are you reading right now?” ↗My wife and I are reading Mockingjay, by Suzanne Collins. I am also reading The Brothers Karamazov on my Kindle. I kept seeing so many references to it in other things I was reading and I took that as a sign. Also just started reading…
on “Ask HN: What are you reading right now?” ↗…compare at all to "Hunger Games" (or more particularly, the following two books in that series). The Harry Potter series, particularly the last three books, were violent as well (though not to the level of "Mockingjay") ... to the extent that we won't permit our children to watch them, yet, although even my 9-year-old has read all of them. I read "Ender's Game" again in high school, and a third time in my early twenties.…
on “Teacher Suspended For Reading 'Ender's Game' To Middle School Students” ↗"The Hunger Games" and "Catching Fire" by Suzanne Collins. Am now waiting my turn for the library's copy of "Mockingjay"
on “Ask HN: Best non-technical book you've read lately? ” ↗Here is the book: http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Catching-Fire/Suzanne-Colli... and http://search.barnesandnoble.com/Mockingjay/Suzanne-Collins/... They were even cheaper at amazon but I would have been more than willing to pay the web price in store and walk out with both for $20. Instead, I ordered some coffee that I needed…
on “My recommendation to Barnes & Noble” ↗> I'm pretty sure Obama's administration pioneered the double-tap I am pretty sure it is not a new technique - it was famously featured in the 2010 children's book Mockingjay, and I am sure Suzanne Collins didn't make it up either. Double-tap bombing are a staple of the asymmetric warfare arsenals of spec-ops forces/guerilla/terrorists since at least the second world war,…
on “Advice to new managers: don't joke about firing people” ↗