The Hunger Games Trilogy: The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay

from emcarso1

A brilliant set of works by Suzanne Collins. As with many movies, there is an amazing novel behind it. My mother personally disliked it, as she couldn't separate herself as a mother from the notion of sending children into a deadly competition. But other than her I have heard of nobody who could ...

from DanielleSt

I suggest buying the entire trilogy because these books are impossible to put down or stop reading! Collins leaves fans wanting more by ending nearly every chapter with a cliffhanger. This Harry Potter-esque fantasy book depicts a despondent state/country in the future that is politically oppress...

from gcilib

I absolutely loved all three books. I never wanted to put them down! Suzanne Collins did a wonderful job ending each chapter in an exciting way, making me want to keep reading. It is a bit gory and violent in some sections, so perhaps not recommended for younger readers, but students at our schoo...

from crimsonsonata

Summary (for 'The Hunger Games' only): Katniss Everdeen is about to face the most dangerous and horrifying trial of her life in The Hunger Games, a battle to the death between 24 teenagers in a very unique and deadly kind of arena. But the danger doesn't only lie within the arena... Use and appro...

from Kaethe

After completing this reading of the trilogy, all together, I'd like to pull up something profound. They are, of course, thrilling stories, full of clever traps and slick evasions. They are also deeply moving stories, about the desperate people on the outside of rich society. As well, it is the s...