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My first read of 2026.

I liked this, but found it a little depressing knowing the games would still be going on when Hamitch was a grown man. Very hopeless. Well written hopelessness though.

Wow! I loved learning Haymitch‘s story. It was powerful and really brought a lot to the series. Heartbreaking but highly recommended. Great on #audio , I had to finish in 3 days to return and it was so good ghat it was easy to do. Encouraged me to get most of the Christmas decorations down while I listened.

Snow falls on top. I‘m such a Hunger Games fan and the varying plot arcs in this had me hooked the entire time? Dr Gaul heads the hubger games with capitol student mentors, which is where snow meets his songbird love, Lucy Gray Baird. The relationship and character building (sejanus, Ma, Grandmaam, Tigris, etc) along with surprising twists is phenomenal and the story had me humming “the hanging tree” the entire time.

I get why everyone loves this book.

The fast‑paced, dark dystopian saga continues. Rebellion pits against oppression - the exact reason why I loved the original story.
The emotional intensity, bleak atmosphere, and high‑stakes drama kept me engaged and I finished this in two sittings.

In short:
Hamish's redemption and a true testament that Snow really doesn't have a heart.

👇🏼 continue 👇🏼

March‘s favorite was Sunrise on the Reaping. This made for an incredible edition to the series, and I will read whatever this woman wants to teach us about the dangers of government.
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For April, the tagged is an easy pick. I really liked a couple of other books, but I loved this prequel. Even though we know the ending, I still got swept up in all the emotions of the story. #12booksof2025 @TheEllieMo

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If this one hadn‘t been head to head against the Women, it may have lasted longer on my grid! So so good! @TheEllieMo

March - Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins

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March favorite. So good! #12booksof2025