The Hunger Games: Catching Fire for mac instal

Not much to say except that I liked the second book in this series very much. Solid 4 stars and most definitely recommended to every one. Needless to say, I absolutely loved this book and this series is turning into one of my favorite series of all time.

And Cinna! Oh! My lovely Cinna! That interview with Caeser! One of the best scenes ❤️ I was amazed at how the author made President Snow's character to be so strong even though he has very few appearances in this book. The thought and effort that went behind this book clearly shows and the character building is just mindblowing. They then learn how their words make huge difference to the lives of people from other districts and how Katniss' mockingjay is more than just her pin. The story picks up after Peeta and Katniss are victors of the 74th Hunger Games and now need to go on a Victor's Tour. I flew by this book and it was an absolute page-turner. Suzzanne Collins strikes again with this one! Such an amazing sequel! Again, I'm extremely happy with how fast the story runs and the author does not let you sit and rest or bore you with any unnecessary details.

I wouldn't be surprised if I instantly fall for him. He's strong, he's focused, he's ambitious but the games overshadow it everytime with its horrors😢 If they ever made a movie or wrote a book about Haymitch's younger self. In the book they also describe the Games Haymitch had won. As you read you realize that all these nightmares Katniss and Peeta have been having since a year, Haymitch have been having them since 25 years but because of the way he deals with them (alcohol) nobody takes his personality that seriously. I fell in love with him.more like a pitiful one. With that said I want to talk about Haymitch. I loveed how all the characters had something unique to offer to the plot and none of them carried a cliché personality. There are so many things happening, from Katniss's relationship with Gale, her mum, Haymitch, Peeta, President Snow, the wedding, uprisings in other districts, the problems faced by her own district that it's impossible to get bored. Even though almost the first half of the book describes everything happening BEFORE the main plot announcement somehow it still doesn't get boring. At first I thought 472 pages were a lot to describe the plot and that the story would be stretched a lot like the 1/3 part of the 1st book.

Where do I even start with this book?! Unlike the first part where watching the movies first had an impact on my reading experience this one still managed to give me goosebumps everytime during a significant or even a trivial scene.

The Hunger Games: Catching Fire for mac instal