The Ballads of the Songbirds and Snakes, by Suzanne Collins (BOOK REVIEW)

 

Greatest book ever. Snow was wonderful. Snow’s character was so moving. Every time I go to remember this book I remember every little moment that melted me. 

Lucy Gray was as fantastic character, but ultimately it was her that messed up in the end. Why would you walk out, when someone’s trying to talk to you, and then try to KILL him? 

What happened with Sejanus was an accident—Snow was a good guy, until…the last move he made, at the end of the book. 

This book was very moving, a phenomenal piece of artwork by Suzanne Collins. I wish you didn’t make Snow so bad in Sunrise on the Reaping. 

Snow was so handsome, and smart.  Lucy Gray was no lamb. But…neither was Snow. They needed to work out their differences. Just think, if they worked out their differences, they not only would be happy together, but the annoying Katniss Everdeen way never have ruined everything. 

Ratings? Easy. Easiest rating of my life. 10 out of 10. 

5 out of 5. 

20 out of 20. 

26.7 out of 26.7. 

5 stars.  

Okay. The beginning first two chapters, are a little slow, but you have to get passed it to get to the smart, and beautiful Covey girl from District 12, Lucy Gray. And, to the beloved Coriolanus Snow. 

Forget Sejanus. 

So, what did we learn? Snow is good, until the epilogue. Lucy Gray is good, until the end. Sejanus was dumb to begin with—and up until the end, he was still dumb. 

Snow Ienuso 2028

Make America handsome again. 

The book and the movie—both harmonious together. Very accurate movie. So yeah. Yeah. That all. 

Your Liam, 

    the boy with the bread. Aka Coryo Snow <3

Typed by the beautiful, amazing, lovely, Finlee from the blog From A To Gen Z :P