The Hunger Games Trilogy Book Review

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

The Hunger Games Trilogy Book Review

The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is one of those books that was originally written for a young audience, but passed into the waiting hands of adults. There is something so powerful about a story well told, that transcends the intended age group and attracts players of all ages. It is often said that some of the best books for adults to find between the covers of Young Adult Fiction.

And so it was with The Hunger Games. Published in 2008, the first book in aAny trilogy was written so well that he received praise from all corners of the literary world. The critics, authors, readers and colleagues have been manipulated to be taken by the trip Katniss Evergreen and their role as victims of war, the State, to carry out brutal gladiator-style Games among children who may have only one winner.

Mockingjay

Collins has this brutal dystopian future, with moments of pure beauty that enrich all rivals in modern fiction. Written in first personReaders with Katniss as the route selected, is ready to fight before the eyes of the nation, an appointment to see the bigger hands to work, and finally realized their place in the world as folded for their lives against other children their own survival begins to fight in the arena.

The Hunger Games Trilogy Book Review

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Despite a rather inconclusive end that The Hunger Games place as only a small part of a larger story arc, the book has been embraced. The second book, catch fire, continued the story, but still smallKatniss back to history 'as a backdrop, the Arena and the survival of the target.

Mockingjay, was released the last book of the trilogy in August 2010 and for many it was a loss that could have been a memorable series. Collins Katniss placed in the hands of others and is much more history as it is manipulated in different situations and react accordingly.

The Hunger Games is a book full of beauty and horror and a story that is worth. Tell the other two books in the series that provide important lessons about writing and how to focus your character on the events of the plot.

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