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Something to look forward to next year - the next Hunger Games movie.

This was the quickest I finished a book in a long time. Life keeps getting in the way of reading. Time off from work and a short vacation allowed me to get back to it.

I enjoyed Haymitch's back story. It was a fast paced read as most of the hunger games novels have been.

God this book was So Good. I love how Collins always writes with something to say. I laughed, I cried, I watched the tragedy unfold on the edge of my seat even though I knew how it would end.

I'm a little sad. It was odd and yet nice to see some familiar faces and names and while I enjoyed the book overall don't get me wrong, it starts on his birthday no less, to read about him getting reaped and then the ride to the Capitol and you know the general story because it's just like Katniss' in the sense that it's the same formula.

But I'm saddened because a lot more could have been explored and in a different way.

I just started this book and I already love it. As always, Suzanne Collins brings wonderful worlds to life helping the reader understand better the other stories. I love how it‘s all connected to the other books. I think everybody should read this book because it‘s really an adventure.When I finish it. I‘ll write a review so that you know what you‘re going to read.❤️

That was brutal. I knew it was going to be rough. But that was a heavy one.

Ampert the Squirrel

I added a flamingo can you guess it's name? and than another squirrel named Beetee since I took the photo

I completed the quarterly bingo challenge from the Uncorked Librarian.

I loved this installment of the hunger games. I read it in a couple of days. Also to learn the back story of Haymitch. It was also incredibly sad, but understandable after what we saw in the 1st book.
I liked how it tied together future and past books and gave insight into future relationships in Catching Fire. I think I might of enjoyed this book the most. Definitely a worthy read if you‘re a Hunger Games fan.