The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins
by Sam Arnold-Boyd on Oct.06, 2013, under Adventure, ORCA, Science Fiction, Student Reviews, Teen Top 10, YRCA
Review by Keera P..
Who would like this book? This book is more for a girl than for a boy, and also for people who like violence and romance. It is a book for an audience of adults or very mature children.
The goods on this book: The Hunger Games started because the districts tried to overthrow the Capital which rules the districts. The districts lost the battle, and so the capital made sure the districts would never rebel again and so they made the Hunger Games. The Hunger Games is a TV show broadcast to the Capital for everyone to watch, but for the districts it was a cruel game. Every year the capital will send one boy and one girl between the ages of 12 to 18 from each district to fight to the death until there is only one person left. That person will be given treasures that will last them forever. The story begins with a 12-year-old girl, Primrose, from Distrct 12, who is scared that she will get picked to play a part in the Hunger Games. Her older sister is trying to make her believe there is no chance she could be picked. Will she be picked?
The details: 374 pages; 2008 Review by Keera P.
