Series: The Hunger Games #2 Narrated by Carolyn McCormick Publisher: Scholastic Audio Books Release Date: 9/1/2009 Format: Audiobook | Hardbound Source: Los Angeles Public Library | Purchased Originally Posted on my blog I Heart Romance “Let the 74th Hunger Games begin!” There is a lot to say ab...
So I just read The Hunger Games trilogy which surprised me a lot because I loved it so much! OMG I cried and laughed and if I could I would give a thousand stars Just the best books I ever read in my hole life I think this book is good for all the ages and for boys too "-You love me. Real or not r...
Opening Line:"I clasp the flask between my hands even though the warmth from the tea has long since leached into the frozen air." At the conclusion of CATCHING FIRE two words entered my head “Wow” and “Really!?” Then I caught my breath, checked my heart and read the final chapter again becau...
Good followup to Hunger Games. I thought the ending was too much of a "to be continued" ending. I was almost expecting Katniss to read a letter from Doc Brown saying that he was alive and well in 1885.
All Katniss ever wanted to do was to save both herself and Peeta and return to District 12, back to her mother and sister. And she did save them. They all moved to a new and huge house and they have all the money they could ever wish for. However when she pulled out those berries, she also ended up ...
Book two of the series wasn't as great for me as the first. I think it did a good job of continuing the story line and was written well but, it seemed to be more-or-less the same book as The Hunger Games. For the majority of the book, the two books were very similar. Once the games began there we...
I am a little disappointed in this one mostly because I thought they had finished the games and wouldn’t return so soon to them. I thought things would have been more political. Going back to the games seemed like a safe move because she had already been there and we already know how the games wer...
A pretty good follow up to The Hunger Games. Like The Hunger Games it has nothing original about it, and what makes the book good is the strength of the writing and the characters.Katniss is a good character. She is sort of a dope about certain things and does not understand people all that well. ...
I had very high expectations coming into this novel since the first book in the Hunger Games series was so well done. If anything, this novel exceeded expectations. I watched the movie about a week before I read the book, so I mostly knew everything that was going to happen. As good as the movie was...
When I first read the Hunger Games in 2009 I really liked it, and couldn't wait for Catching Fire, which was by that time due in a few months. My sister and I bought the book as soon as possible. I'd been wondering though what exactly would happen in this book and the one that turned out to be Moc...
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