Mockingjay

Mockingjay Book Review ★★★☆☆

Mockingjay by Suzzan Collins is the Third book of the Hunger Games Series. This book was rather dissapointing compared to the first two books. The book is by itself interesting and captivating but doesn't stand a chance when

Catching Fire

Catching Fire Book Review

I had great expectations from this book as it is the second part of The Hunger Games. And to my hearts content it lived up to it.
While it is difficult to enjoy the first book fully due to the radical circumstances the book is based on. Once the reader gets accustomed to the plot its easier to enjoy the book, this in particular is the appeal of the second book.
The only downside of the book that I felt is that the character of Katniss seems to be loosing the strength it had in the first book. The last thing I would want is any portrayal of Katniss as weak.

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The Hunger Games

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins

Seldom do we come across books that have plots as fiery as that of Hunger Games and yet are interesting. The Story is about a very "disturbing" event called as the Hunger Games where children from different districts are pitted against each other for survival and only one can survive and be the victor.

In spite of having a very gruesome and heartless plot to begin with, the sole theme of the book seemed to be love. How can love be blossoming in such an event of hatred and blood. Well I suppose that's what lotus in mud symbolizes.

Once you have overcome the initial reservations, due to the rather extreme plot, its a very unpredictable story. Every time you think that you had expected this turn of events the author manages to surprise.

A Must read for everyone .

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Hunger Games Book Review