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The Hunger Games
Suzanne Collins
Teen Fiction COLLINS

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Catherine said:
This was an amazing book in the future about a girl name Katniss Everdeen and her parcipitation in the Hunger Games.
posted Jul 21, 2009 at 12:27PM
soccergal101505 said:
This book is a must read if u r interested in a girl taking the place of her sister in the hunger games and trying to survive. In this story, Katniss must learn to survive. There is a romance and fire making for a great read. And when I say fire I mean fire. Katniss must decide who to trust and when. She must stay alive and kill others. She must decide if Peeta really likes her and if this is all true.(U will understand this more if u read it and u must)
posted Aug 3, 2009 at 6:16PM
Avatar for Emily Lloyd Emily Lloyd said:
This is also a great listen, if you get the audiobook. The narrator was wonderful.
posted Aug 15, 2009 at 11:13AM
Avatar for KaliO KaliO said:
In the not-so-distant future, the nation of Panem has risen from the ruins of North America. To keep its citizens in line, the Capital forces one boy and one girl from each of its twelve distracts to act as “tributes” in the Hunger Games, a fight to the death televised live to the people at home. Katniss Everdeen is this year’s tribute. There’s a chance Katniss may be able to rely on Peta, the baker’s son from her own district who was also chosen for the Games—but on the other hand there can only be one winner, which means making friends is a huge risk that could quite literally end in betrayal and death. She’s a fighter, but her determination to win is complicated by shifting loyalties, the pressure to perform for those in control, a desire to rebel, and the pressure to win at any cost. The story is more than an adventure of survival; it’s a commentary on government power and the entertainment value of reality TV. It’s also a dystopian moral tale in the grand tradition of The Giver, Brave New World, and 1984. More to the point, The Hunger Games (the first book in a planned trilogy, Catching Fire is due fall of 2009) is an absorbing and thrilling page-turner. Eat-while-you-read: Beef jerky, preferably if you’ve hunted, butchered, smoked, and dried it yourself. Have a side dish of trail mix.
posted Aug 20, 2009 at 2:40PM
Avatar for harrypotterfreak harrypotterfreak said:
so good katniss and peeta really good 3D characters. haymitch is a really good person read this book!!!!
posted Nov 3, 2009 at 5:04PM
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main characters Katniss Everdeen
Female
Age: 16
Smart, really fast; lives with her mother and little sister in former North America; forced to represent her district in the Hunger games; prepares to never see her family again.



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