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Review: In Flames, Suzanne Collins ~ [The Hunger Games # 2]

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In Flames, Suzanne Collins in Argentina

Editorial Del Nuevo Extremo

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978-987-609-200-5 Pages: 487

Source: Purchased ($ 72)

- Synopsis + First Chapter [Spoilers from # 1] -

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The second book in the trilogy The Hunger Games is without doubt one of the best books I read in my short life. is worthy of being named In Flames, because you burn.

It's amazing how well it has managed Mrs. Collins to return to transport me to Panem, that place where the Capitol is hated by the rest of the districts where the odiadísimo ~ ~ President Snow reside. The endless waiting I went through to get this book was worth it (I was exhausted), because once I started reading it, really, I could not stop. I was 17, I have no words to express what this book means, because I left the message is profound and important.

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After reading the book that kicks off this trilogy, had known " rules" of this world in particular, after having familiar with good and evil, and after that final that I had left everything properly sealed and no gaps or unanswered questions, re-immerse myself within these pages, in this world, not knowing what to expect, not Katniss know what was going to have to face, was something wonderful and irreplaceable. It was an experience that only re-read the book about three hundred times more never be repeated .

In general the book is incredible. There is no denying that it is not any book for young adults ~ or who like reading all kinds. Not your typical book where the boy falls for girl. They go together. Go to parties. A kiss here. Another there. It is a book that shows a society where teenagers are used, used and required to participate in the Games to generate fear so that you can control all the people of Panem . But as always, there were parts I did not like, or rather I did not like the sensations I caused. Due to the conditions in which they live, it's obvious suffering. Hunger, cold, unrequited love, etc.. That's why, and although I loved it, would have preferred the parts where there was happiness, love, and blablabla alregría were a little longer. I mean, Katniss is constantly trying to do what "ordered" to do, suffering in 50 pages and then comes a kiss with Peeta that lasts less than a paragraph or something Prim ~ or ~ and Gale again We have another 50 or 70 pages more suffering: S

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"Back to sleep with Peeta is a luxury, I had not realized how much he missed the human closeness, notice to me in the dark. Wish I had not wasted the previous two nights leaving out . I fall asleep, wrapped in her heat, and when I open my eyes again, sunlight streaming through the windows ". Pag-254, In Flames.

In Flames gave me mixed feelings. I wanted to finish reading it, I needed reading ; but with every paragraph I read, with each progress he made in reading, the more you earn had to leave, to put it on the bedside table, desk, and let it gather dust. I was scared. Fear of knowing what would happen to Katniss and Peeta, with Prim and his mother, Gale. It is one of those books that one can "guess" or "assume" that will happen. I took surprises. Many scares. I loved the new characters . And many others hated . The end left me with trembling hands, and soon begin Sinsajo .

I said New York Times, "Collins has done very rare. He has written a sequel even better than the first book . "Obviously, this quote says it all.

Score: 4.5 / 5 ~ Almost Perfect .

Jaz Parks

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