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Tag Archives: Suzanne Collins
This week at the Library: Hunger Games, Hunting, and Baseball
I started this year off by finishing The Hunger Games: its finale, Mockingjay, utterly consumed my attention. It’s the story of revolution, a war against the oppressive Capitol which erupted in the course of the 75th Hunger Games, a teenage deathmatch … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, baseball, dystopia, Man vs State, science fiction, sports and outdoors, Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games, thriller, week in review
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The Hunger Games
The Hunger Games © 2008 Suzanne Collins 378 pages Once every year, two teenagers are chosen at random to represent their region in a nation-wide game….the Hunger Games. But they’re not competing in track and field … Continue reading
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Tagged adolescence, dystopia, Man vs Machine, Man vs State, science fiction, Suzanne Collins, The Hunger Games
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