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  • Gregor the Overland completely left a mark on my childhood and now as a young adult I'm thrilled to read The Hunger Games.

  • @ChelseaBowie Same here!

  • Mockingjay starts out sooooooo sad. It's amazing though!

  • @Nutplucker

    The book is violent yes, but have you also noticed that the kids who are messed up tend to be the ones who don't read in the first place? And this book doesn't encourage violence, it does just the opposite. It shows what the world could come to if the violence and twisted ways of the human race aren't acted upon in a positive way. The kids are the future of humanity, and at this point we don't have time to make more wrong decisions like our elders have. This book shows how wrong vio

  • @tigerlilyninja You are so right!

  • i wish she didnt rush the end and just wrote another book but i guess it was meant to create more mystery and allow us to imagine our own outcomes and moments but still i just need MORE!!

  • For some weird reason shereminds me of bellatrix lastrange

  • I really wish would write the first book in peeta's point of view that would be AMAZING

  • @psychfanatic22 NO WYA ME TOO!

  • i also loved the goat storey somehow it was really awesome

  • @itssplendiferous Also the fact that Kat wasn't given the chance to chose b/t Peeta and Gale. Peta was just there and she thought "hey, why not? There's no one else I'm allowed to come in contact with. Not my mom, and certainly not Gale". I'm neither team gale or team peeta (I like them both), but I wish Kat could have gotten a chance to make the choice. Not a choice by default.

  • Is it just me or does she look unhinged??

  • yuck twiligh!!! that doent even compare to greatness its like the hunger games is the capital and Twighlight is the dust on a peice of coal in district 12!! GO HG i love u!!!!!!

  • "Stay with me."

    "Always."

    This made me cry so much.

  • The ending of mocking jay was aweful, I thought she would just kill Snow then there would have travel between districts, then she marries Peeta, doesn't hate gale, all good friends (Gale, Finnick, Peeta, Katniss, Prim etc.) Gale finds wife everyone happy

  • @DaSoggyWaffles One of my friends said, "What else did you expect from The Hunger Games? It's very good but also very dark." I really started thinking about it and realized that it did deserve a very empty and bittersweet ending because, you wouldn't have expected the ending in a million years. But some part of me does wish that what you said actually did happen.

  • @DaSoggyWaffles I don't think, considering the nature of the book, a happy ending would have suited. It's like how veterans are never the same after a war. Katniss and everyone else could never truly be "happy" because of what they went through (internal and emotional scars and whatnot). I don't mean to shoot down your opinion, but I believe a happy ending would have ruined the whole book and shoved it's message/theme down the toilet. To me, its a realistic and amazing ending.

  • @itssplendiferous Well, in that sense the ending would be a great one for the novel but there were other things that bothered me about it. I feel like it should have left off a little more "hope" at the end of the novel. Going back to live in a secluded graeyard town doesn't give me that feeling of hope. It doesn't necessarily have to be a happy ending but one that'll make you think long after you've read it.

  • these books are awesome <3

  • @SamueLPowerS88 Yep, I read Mockingjay. It sure was ... shocking. xD

  • Ahhhhhh!!! Don't spill the ending I wana be surprised for the end of mokingjay.

  • if you feel sorry for rue... wait until you read mockingjay :(

    i cried my eyes out... the ending almost killed me i swear

  • @hannah96banana same :(

  • @hannah96banana i ripped the book in half then shrieked and bought another copy

  • *sniffle* poor little rue..... :'(

  • WAY better than Twilight!

  • @SamueLPowerS88 It's cool. :) Although I do wonder why it's called "Mockingjay." Since the concept of the mockingjays are used in "The Hunger Games" AND "Catching Fire," what specific significance will it have in the final book? Aww man, I can't wait for August! DX

  • @DarkBallerinaQueen Did you end up reading Mockingjay? (I came back to re-watch this video and saw you'd replied back)

  • poor rue! yeah this book better then twilight by FAR!

  • She is the best author ever!! she is better than stephanie meyers and suzannes books are better than twilight saga!! these books are amazing i read the book 50000 times and its not boring i litterly cried at rues death I LOVE YOU PEETA!!!

  • These books have been incredible so far. YA novels are mostly just fun, easy reads, but this trilogy goes above and beyond what's typically expected of this type of genre. Can't wait for book 3. The rumored title is 'The Victors'. Anyone know how true that is? =]

  • I heard the title for the third book was "Mockingjay."

  • @DarkBallerinaQueen Yeah, you're right. I posted that comment awhile back, and the official title hadn't been announced yet. =]

  • @DarkBallerinaQueen i cant wait looks soo good

  • i know...,i am thinking of rue...,and of cato...(i feel bad for him...),and i feel bad for foxface...,and i feel bad for thresh......,i feel bad for em all!!!!!!!!!!!

  • This makes me think of poor Rue =[

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