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Genre: The genre of the story “Mockingjay” by Suzanne Collins is most likely to be science fiction because in the story they use futuristic things that are not here today in our world. In the story, Katniss receives a bow and arrow that is “living.” Katniss said she can “feel it” as if it were alive. Also, in the story Katniss says “Good night” to her bow and she felt it go still, which meant it was “sleeping” Point of View: The point of view of the story Mockingjay is first person. It is first

particular novel reinvigorated the genre, bringing life back into the dying category of novels. Eventually becoming a book series and a movie franchise, Suzanne Collins

In the novel, the Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins, Katniss Everdeen does whatever it takes to survive in the Hunger Games. Katniss battles against twenty-three other children from the twelve districts along with hunger, cold, and sickness to stay alive in the games. Katniss must use many of her attributes to win the Hunger Games, such as her resourcefulness, caring, and determination. Katniss’s resourcefulness allows her survive in the wild and is the main factor that makes her win the Hunger Games

In the book The Hunger Games written in September 2009 by the author Suzanne Collins only makes one character able to think in different ways right in the face of fear. The book was written in september 2009. Katniss is one of the only characters who is able to see and act in facing fear. Not all people fight or fly from fear: some people are able to think clearly in the face of fear. Katniss feels fear, but she finds unusual and creative ways to fight back rather than run away. This quote in the

part of a competition where you fight to the death? Not many people could imagine doing this, because it is insane if you really think about it. Fighting to the death is one of the most motivating incentives possible. In the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins, it is a first person view of the experiences that a 16 year old girl named Katniss Everdeen undergoes. The story takes place in future where major war has been the issue for many years but now the country is in a time of peace. In this story Katniss

Tale by Margaret Atwood and Brave New World by Aldous Huxley have similar affects to the Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins. The idea of individuality is the main difference that may escape this novel from the others. Individualism is the only thing in favor of the characters in the districts. They still have to answer to the capitol which is not ideal. On the surface Suzanne Collins created a story so different from all other types of dystopian literature, but after further analysis this is the

The book, The Hunger Games, was written by Suzanne Collins. This book had many ideas including; power, versions of reality, identity, society and class, love, strength and skill, appearances, politics, competition, and sacrifice. Two very important ideas that stuck out to me were power, and sacrifice. Suzanne Collins has a lot of evidence in her book to support her main ideas. Suzanne Collins is a great author who can very easily grab the readers attention and that is why hers books are so popular

In the Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins, there are many intricate themes that present themselves, such as sacrificing for the greater good. The book is about a girl who lives in a very dysfunctional world, and she is trying to keep her family fed by breaking the law. But everything changes on the day of the reaping when everybody's name goes into a giant clear ball based on gender. Then, two names are pulled, one from each gender, to fight to the death along with twenty two other names that are pulled

goats could spin webs. Also imagine a place where people live in the worst possible living conditions with no education, no food, and no clean water, or maybe even a place where war haunts the members of everyday life. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins gives us a scientific reality of things happening in everyday life. Genetic engineering, poverty, technology, literature, war, and alliances are a few similarities that The Hunger Games and real life have in common. Genetic Engineering is the direct

Dear, Schoolboard Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins published in 2008 stars Katniss Everdeen, Peeta Mellark, Haymitch, Effie Trinket, and lastly the cold President Snow is a book that takes place in the future in Panem(North America). The basic plot is that 12 districts are kept in famine and total distress by the Capitol’s leader President Snow. Every year they are forced to send 2 tributes from each district one boy and one girl in a winner takes all death match to keep the districts feel inferior