Hunger Games

Hunger Games
A Look at The Hunger Games Movie
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Andrea Kish
The Hunger Games movie is set to be a worldwide phenomenon as the book trilogy hooked a lot of fans and the movie is sure to attract even more. Some people are even comparing The Hunger Games to Twilight and Harry Potter.
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id=6917011 - Mar 02, 2012
Teaching The Hunger Games
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Melissa L McCallum
It's a little surprising, but teaching The Hunger Games has been one of the most rewarding experiences in my entire teaching career. I have always been fond of the classics - To Kill a Mockingbird, Lord of the Flies, Of mice and Men - and I still am, but none of these wonderful books gets students as excited as The Hunger Games. My students fly through the pages as though their lives depend on finishing the book as fast as they can. Teaching The Hunger Games is especially fun and rewarding because of the high entertainment factor, and the complex and important issues it introduces.
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id=6973096 - Mar 30, 2012
The Hunger Games Series - Overview and Review of the Plot
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Steve Stay
The Hunger Games Series is set in the post-apocalyptic Panem. In it lays 12 districts and the city of Capitol, which holds control over Panem. Annually, an event called the Hunger Games is held by the Capitol to commemorate the rebellion set by the 12 districts against them before.
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id=6640576 - Oct 20, 2011
What Are The Hunger Games? Get Up to Speed on the Newest Book/Movie Phenomenon
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Aaron McCain
The hit film The Hunger Games has further expanded on the fame of the popular book trilogy. But if you've been living under a rock, maybe you missed the memo - what are The Hunger Games? Let's get you up to speed.
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id=6958824 - Mar 23, 2012
The Hunger Games Review and Themes
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Erica C Connolly
This article will discuss one of my favorite books: The Hunger Games. I will tell you what the Hunger Games is about, why I love it, and many of its themes.
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id=7162007 - Jul 05, 2012
The Hunger Games Soundtrack Review
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Dan B. Morgan
The Hunger Games Soundtrack: Songs from District 12 and Beyond will be released March 20, 2012! This is such a highly anticipated, hyped-up soundtrack, and for good reason.
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id=6891476 - Feb 19, 2012
Best Movie: The Hunger Games Review
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Jodel Raph Balastigue
The first of the movie franchise of the highly-anticipated The Hunger Games trilogy has been a blockbuster since its release last March. Fans had been ecstatic and couldn't hide their excitement as they look for scoops not just on filming updates, but also on the leading stars' personal lives.
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id=7031621 - Apr 29, 2012
The Hunger Games Book Review
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Roberto Sedycias
In what was to be a war to the finish, 12 unnamed entities attack and try to destroy the United States, only to find themselves the losers in a world where Panem -- the former Washington, DC -- emerges the victor. It's a world where the victor has keep its territories subdued. To do so, it invents the "Hunger Games," by Susan Collins, where two of its finest are sent off to a fight-to-the-death contest.
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id=7064393 - May 15, 2012
Hunger Games Analysis
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Hugh Friedmann
In this article we take a look at the themes and meanings in the first book of The Hunger Games. What we will see is that, in this hunger games analysis, the elements of the story are not actually in some fictional future time but are present in most all societies around the globe today.
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id=7068815 - May 17, 2012
The Hunger Games: A Dark Insight (Review)
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Zri Kolsen
The Hunger Games is an unfeasible story, most would think. But then some of the things that we act upon in society today are unthinkable. It's a depressing notion, but as ridiculous as most people think it is, as an extensive metaphor The Hunger Games fit right in with the perverse way of human thought. Suzanne Collins brings us a dreary world that cries for death and blood in the first book of a promising trilogy.
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