The Panem Companion
From the creator of the most well-known fan map of Panem comes an unofficial guide to Suzanne Collins’ bestselling Hunger Games series. Writing with an engaging blend of literary insight and true fan passion, Hunger Games fan academic and seasoned media writer V. Arrow brings Panem to life, from...
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From the creator of the most well-known fan map of Panem comes an unofficial guide to Suzanne Collins’ bestselling Hunger Games series. Writing with an engaging blend of literary insight and true fan passion, Hunger Games fan academic and seasoned media writer V. Arrow brings Panem to life, from how Panem could have evolved from the America we know today to textual clues as to socioeconomics, ethnicity, culture, sexuality, and more in the districts and the Capitol. Her companion is the perfect way for fans to go deeper into the Hunger Games while they wait for the release of the second film in 2013.The Panem Companion includes a full lexicon of character name etymologies.
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781937856205 (1937856208)
ASIN: 1937856208
Publish date: December 4th 2012
Publisher: Smart Pop
Pages no: 224
Edition language: English
Series: The Hunger Games Companions
I was not completely sure what I was thinking when I decided to read a companion novel to this popular series. There were some questions that I wanted to know an answer to, but in hindsight, I think it probably wasn't really something for me. The thing is, that I can get annoyed when people start ov...
Seen at my blog, Scott Reads It I expected The Panem Companion to be a quick, short fun analysis about Panem and The Hunger Games. I had already read The Girl On Fire and I was looking for something Hunger Games related to pass the time. Unfortunately The Panem Companion wasn't exactly a great...
Originally posted at Nose in a Book (blog)This is the type of book you read and then want to go re-read the main books over again because you missed some major points. This blog is a huge fan of The Hunger Games Trilogy so I was quite excited when I heard that this book was coming out. I love and ad...
Just as this was getting interesting, at page 6, and we were discussing the sinking of continents and loss of arable land that could have mitigated the formation of Panem, my e-galley jumps from page 6 to page 23. And I was enjoying it! :-(
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