Mockingjay (Large Print)

In the explosive conclusion to this dystopian trilogy, Katniss Everdeen survives the Quarter Quell arena only to find herself thrust into the heart of a full-scale rebellion against the Capitol. District 13 emerges from myth into reality, becoming the command center for a revolution that has been carefully orchestrating her survival all along. As the Mockingjay symbol transforms from reality television icon to revolutionary standard, Katniss must navigate political manipulation while grappling with Peeta's capture and the destruction of everything she once knew.

Collins masterfully escalates the psychological warfare beyond physical arenas into the treacherous landscape of propaganda and moral compromise. The large print format makes this intense character study accessible for readers who want to fully absorb every nuance of Katniss's transformation from survivor to symbol. This isn't just about surviving games anymore—it's about choosing what kind of world remains when the revolution ends, making the emotional stakes higher than ever in a narrative that challenges the very nature of heroism and sacrifice.