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Kelly's Korner is asking to Show Us Your Reading List and since I actually HAVE a reading list right now, I thought I would share!

I hate novels. They just never seem to interest me. I like to read, just usually not fiction. And my mom is always trying to suggest one book or another, but I can never really get into it. HOWEVER, when she suggested The Hunger Games, I actually started to read...and I read for two days (as much as I could) until I finished. I was blown away by this book! For those of you who haven't started this trilogy, I highly suggest it. It's a very easy read and it is totally engrossing.

This book is a trilogy, The Hunger Games is first, then comes Catching Fire (which I am in the middle of) and lastly is Mockingjay. This story is fantastic and a little scary at the same time! Scary because of the possibility of it actually coming true at some point in the future. Our heroine is Katniss, a young, strong willed, intelligent and scrappy lady who is forced to compete in the evil Capitol's Hunger Games. This is a fight to death, an annual bloodbath forced upon the poor districts by the Capitol as punishment for an attempted uprising years ago. What will happen? We just don't know! But it's a non-stop, action packed adventure that I wouldn't put down (if I didn't have to).



Now I can't wait to go home and finish reading!!!

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Erin said…
I just finished the 2nd book and will start the 3rd tonight. I read the first 2 books in 2 days. They are intense, amazing and a page turner.. love love love them. Did you know they are making a movie!!
Erin Branscom said…
That looks interesting! :) Erin

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I love your blog! I am following you!
Oh my gosh I know I am so excited! It's coming out next year. I am a little nervous that they don't totally ruin it...it's such a great story but the author said it's hard to fit everything in! I am glad to hear from you both!

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