The hunger games final analysis

The Hunger Games

       “The hunger games” about a girl named Katniss who has just taken the place of her younger sister to go into the games in which she will face off against 23 different people, it’s win or die, and Katniss struggles with, burns, daedly stings, and emotional torture throughout the book.

The hunger games was a very interesting book, not only was it a great story but it also related to many things in today’s world, and to things of the past.

            The first thing I see similar to history in the Roanoke colony, compared to District 13 in the hunger games, while people of the country know what happened to District 13, it still is wiped off the face of the earth, much like the Roanoke colony.

            The book had a great struggle with Katniss taking her sisters place in the games. She also had the struggle of having to face off with the other boy from her district who had on several occasions saved her life. It becomes a challenge for her to act civil in an interview, and the woods become extremely complicated when the game masters decide to start shooting giant fire balls at her, or when a swarm of killer bees is sitting 15 feet above her head, and the only way to survive is to drop them down on the “Careers” below her. Katniss makes it through all of these struggles with the help of some friends.

            What I liked about the book is that it always had tension that never seemed to subside, and when things started to get boring something always happened. I also liked that fact that there were many twists, and turns throughout the book. There wasn’t much I didn’t like about the book, although the beginning was kind of slow it did give meaning behind the story, the book was very hard to put down and leaves you hanging till the very end, and even then your not sure what to think,

            I would recommend this book to EVERYONE, it’s a great story, and it has a little something for everyone, it will keep you up at night to read, and on the edge of your seat the whole time you are reading.