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bobinsbooknook 's review for:
The Hunger Games
by Suzanne Collins
adventurous
sad
fast-paced
Plot or Character Driven:
Plot
Strong character development:
Yes
Loveable characters:
Yes
Diverse cast of characters:
Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus:
Yes
Rereading The Hunger Games was an absolute blast. Even though I knew the twists and turns, the story pulled me in all over again—maybe even more than the first time.
The pacing, the stakes, and the world-building feel more immersive than the movie, and it’s so much easier to get attached to the characters on the page. I enjoyed how much more emotion is captured between Katniss and Prim, Rue and the movie-missed interaction with the Avox and Madge!
Revisiting this story reminded me why it became such a phenomenon in the first place. It’s gripping, emotional, and just as powerful the second time around. I am so excited to jump into the next book as I remember it being my favourite of the series!
The pacing, the stakes, and the world-building feel more immersive than the movie, and it’s so much easier to get attached to the characters on the page. I enjoyed how much more emotion is captured between Katniss and Prim, Rue and the movie-missed interaction with the Avox and Madge!
Revisiting this story reminded me why it became such a phenomenon in the first place. It’s gripping, emotional, and just as powerful the second time around. I am so excited to jump into the next book as I remember it being my favourite of the series!