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Posted on 2/3/12 at 10:10 am to Ignignokt
I went into the books knowing nothing about the series and thoroughly enjoyed it. As mentioned the 3rd book was much worse than the first 2.
They are a very quick read and dont really have too many dull moments.
There was a movie pretty similar to the premise of the series that I saw awhile ago but I cant remember the name, I believe it had stone cold steve austin in it.
Interested to see how the movies turn out bc I couldnt really figure out if the books were targeted for an adult audience or a teenage one.
They are a very quick read and dont really have too many dull moments.
There was a movie pretty similar to the premise of the series that I saw awhile ago but I cant remember the name, I believe it had stone cold steve austin in it.
Interested to see how the movies turn out bc I couldnt really figure out if the books were targeted for an adult audience or a teenage one.
Posted on 2/3/12 at 10:14 am to Iko Iko
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it almost sounds like battle royale but only the fighting and the combatants
It's a teenie-bopper, PG-13 version of Battle Royale. If you've read BR, no reason to read The Hunger Games.
It's decent, but if I'd have known this going in I wouldn't have read em. The last book was awful personally.
Posted on 2/3/12 at 10:17 am to hiltacular
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Interested to see how the movies turn out bc I couldnt really figure out if the books were targeted for an adult audience or a teenage one.
Doesn't matter. The Harry Potter series made billions of dollars on children's books. I read the Hunger Games on a recommendation from my wife not knowing anything about it. And I really enjoyed them.
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