HUNGER GAMES BREAKDOWN PART 2: In-Depth Discussions For Tributes

by Alan Abram

Why does fashion seem so prevalent in The Hunger Games movies?

How similar are The Hunger Games and Battle Royale?

Why does the Capitol use the Hunger Games to control the districts and not more traditional methods of oppression?

Why was food so scarce in the The Hunger Games movie?

These are just a few of the questions in the minds of the fans of the world created by Suzanne Collins. Hunger Games Breakdown is a fascinating look at how vast and deep the Hunger Games world really is with some in-depth discussions of questions you never knew to ask yourself.

This book is the second part of it's series, a must read for all Hunger Games fans.

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This book is not authorized, approved, endorsed, nor licensed by Suzanne Collins, the Scholastic Corporation, Lionsgate, Color Force, nor by any other persons, entities, corporations or companies claiming a proprietary interest in the Hunger Games books, movies, or related merchandise, and does not claim any rights of the Hunger Games franchise whatsoever.
This book was solely written by a fan as a guide and discussion about the world created by the author Suzanne Collins for other fans.

30 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 16, 2016

Reviews

[James Crawford · Rating 4 out of 5]

The book says that the series is in 51 languages and has sold over 65 million copies in the U.S. The book covers how Katniss thinks, the strength of the human spirit and also talks about fashion which is only available in the Capitol since they are the only people that can actually afford really nice clothes.

The author also talks about Battle Royale which he prefers to The Hunger Games. It also covers why food is scarce in the districts, morality and ethics in the series and how Coin wants to take over.

The book also has a section called imagining alternate endings and other various topics.

It's pretty well done.

[karrie shay · Rating 5 out of 5]

I have been doing that since my first few months of getting used q. I think I was a big fan of getti

I think the best thing I've ever read before is this book because it's a great book and has the best

[John · Rating 2 out of 5]

Not as good as the first book. Too much was dedicated to other books that could be read if interested

[Quiana Puente Fourroux · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good Addition

It was a really nice addition to reading after finishing the Trilogy. It had really nice recommendations for books more like HG

[Bithia Rissinger · Rating 2 out of 5]

fan written

Not very well researched, basically one persons opinion on different views on the books and movies. Not a waste of time but also not time well spent. Just filler

[Kevin Donato · Rating 2 out of 5]

"Hunger Games Breakdown Part 2: In-Depth Discussions for Tributes" by Alan Abram receives a lackluster 2-star rating from me. While it promised to offer insightful discussions, the book ultimately fell short of expectations, leaving me feeling underwhelmed and disappointed. Despite its attempts to delve into the intricacies of the Hunger Games universe, the content failed to captivate or engage me, resulting in an overall lackluster reading experience.

[sydney · Rating 2 out of 5]

i read this book because it wouldn't be right to read part 1 and not part 2.