My most favorite book of 2013 is not one book but the series
The Hunger Games written by Suzanne Collins.
When I was sick these books were my friends. They comforted me when people couldn’t. I
could not get up because I was so exhausted but I lived in the world of
District 12 with Katniss and her sister Prim.
Then the excitement and drama of the Hunger Games in the first book with
Katniss and Peeta and how they survive by sticking together and helping each
other. It does not matter how many times I have read this book, I love it every
single time. I love the characters and
watching them develop in a matter of hours. I love the description of the
worlds they live in, so intricate and more interesting every time you reread it. I love that the characters are all different
personalities but show strength in standing up to a bad government and evil
leaders. I love that Katniss and Gale
are such real and organic characters that truly are themselves. I like that Katniss believes in what she
believes and doesn’t let anyone tell her otherwise. Katniss can get caught up in
situations where even if it endangers herself she will fight and protect the
ones she loves. The first novel is an
incredible start to the series where Suzanne Collins so perfectly explains life
in the districts compared to life in the capitol. She so clearly represents
each character in their actions and words. Suzanne Collins also began the love
triangle between Katniss, Gale and Peeta as Katniss and Peeta are sent into the
hunger games. The second book continues the story and so carefully builds on
the story and goes into more detail about everything from the war in Panem to
Katniss and Peeta. Not to mention the most shocking ending that makes you want
to pick up the third book seconds later. The third book finally completes the
story with a bang as Suzanne Collins begins to form district 13 and the war in
Panem has begun. You must read these books if you like to be transported to a
different world altogether and meet amazing people who do amazing things
because not many authors can create such an amazing and clear new world that
makes you want to revisit these books over and over again.
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