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Cover of the book Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins
by Noélie Talhouarnpublished on January 10, 2024
Hunger Games, Catching Fire, is the second volume in Suzanne Collins Hunger Games trilogy. It was published in 2009. It follows on from the first volume of the trilogy, which continues the story of Katniss. It reintroduces Katniss Everdeen, the heroine and narrator of the novel, and Peeta Mellark.
4th cover of the book Catching Fire
After defying the Capitol, Katniss has become the symbol of a rebellion that could reach all of Panem. She must now restore calm in the districts, as the Capitol intends to use its usual method if she fails: terror.
"Hunger Games: The Catching of fire" explores themes such as surveillance, propaganda, injustice, revolt and the fight for freedom. It plunges readers into a dark and dangerous world, where they must fight to live. Suzanne Collins reflects on the nature of society, the power of oppression and the role of resistance. The trilogy as a whole is a representation of the struggle against oppression and the search for freedom.
Suzanne Collins
Suzanne Collins provides a reflection on the nature of society, the power of oppression, and the role of resistance. The trilogy as a whole is a representation of the first against oppression and the search of freedom.
This second volume explores Katniss's struggle for survival and her quest for justice. She must face up to the consequences of her actions during the last Hunger Games. Her relationship with Peeta Mellark, her fellow tribesman and Games ally, becomes more complex. The Capitol tries to punish any sign of revolt.
Movie poster for Hunger Games : Catching Fire
It was adapted into a film and released in cinemas on November 27, 2013. This made it easier for readers to project themselves into the Hunger Games universe and bring the characters to life.
"Catchning Fire" takes us on a thrilling adventure, while challenging you to reflect on the themes of freedom, hope and the struggle for a better world.
If you like tales of rebellion and adventure, "Hunger Games, l'Embrasement" is for you and should be read immediately if you haven't already. The book examines the effects of rebellion and resistance while highlighting the importance of being united in the fight against oppression.
"Catching Fire" takes us on a thrilling adventure, while challenging us to reflect on the themes of freedom, hope and the struggle for a better world.
Here are the different books by Suzanne Collins in chronological order
