Hunger Games is really perhaps the best book I have perused at any point ever. I in a real sense couldn’t put it down once I began understanding it; there was simply a lot of anticipation and shock from the beginning. There are such countless things about this book that just shouldn’t work, yet some way or another they do.
At first, It can ring a bell that The Hunger Games was an activity book however as the story advanced you are going to understand that it’s oppressed world cum-sentiment. I was additionally under the feeling that the story was set in a period or spot totally unique to our reality now. Notwithstanding, I before long understood that indeed it was set in present day times total with TVs and progressed science innovation.
There is such a juxtaposition of the existence where the primary person Katniss lives and ‘The Capitol’ where the rich individuals reside. There ought to be a horrendous conflict as Collins attempts to blend two totally different kinds of conditions together yet, truth be told, there is a blast of splendid writing.
Katniss’ reality helps me to remember one like Robin Hood’s, the place where individuals chase with bolts and held under severe control by the Capitol. Be that as it may, the Capitol appears to be actually similar to the focal point of a bustling city, similar to London, with beauticians and TVs and rich lodging suites.
Suzanne Collins has made a contort on the well known unscripted television show ‘Elder sibling’ where hopefuls are set inside a locked field. The thing that matters is 24 candidates go in, yet just one can survive the ordeal. There is such a lot of scrupulousness and all of the fundamental characters are clarified in full, subtleties which numerous different creators would have skimmed over.
What makes this book truly intriguing for the peruser is that Collins appears to remember us for it. The ‘Hunger Games’ are communicated on screens wherever for the overall population to see and we feel like we are the ones at home watching it and supporting for various players.
Katniss is a splendid person as she is exceptionally mindful of what the crowd needs to see and ensures that she offers it to them (and us). This is perhaps the most complex and drawing in novel I have at any point perused and I am certain that it will engage individuals, everything being equal, not simply youngsters.
The anticipation is ceaseless all through the book, directly until the end, and it leaves the peruser needing to find out about Katniss and her story. There is even the idea of a circle of drama among her and two different characters.
The peruser accepts that toward the end of The Hunger Games the most noticeably terrible is over for our hero yet in undeniable reality, it could be simply starting. Katniss has accomplished something that nobody else has ever to do, and has made the Capitol look like simpletons. This book certainly leaves you asking for more and invigorated for the following two books that make up this set of three.
