By Pablo Manning Sánchez, 2º A, E.S.O.
This is the second book in the trilogy called The Hunger
Games. In this book Katniss and Peta find themselves in the arena for a
second time with winners from the previous years. Katniss and Peta form an
alliance with several contestants. Also, something very interesting happens....
but you will have to read the book to find out.
The genre of this book is sci-fi, adventure.
Also, this book has many themes that the first book has, such as love between
the main characters and teamwork in the arena to stay alive. And, of course,
the suspense between the Districts and Capitol.
Hamitch is more of a main character in
this book because he helps both Katniss and Peeta stay alive and plays a big
role into the rebellion. He is a lonely bachelor who finds comfort in being
drunk most of the trilogy, but when he is not drunk or asleep he proves to be a
great help to everyone. Basically he is lazy and irresponsible but sometimes
can be a good friend and helpful and also develops throughout the trilogy to
better.
The second character
I’m going to analyse is Finnik. Finnik is introduced to us in the second book
and he has a less important role. He is described to be a very handsome and
charming man. He turns out to be a powerful ally in the arena saving Peeta and
everyone’s life many times. He develops into a lovely and powerful person in
the trilogy.
The part I liked the most was when
Katniss and her alliance get ambushed by the carers at the cornucopia. I found
this part very nerve racking and thrilling because you don’t know what will
happen.
I would recommend
this book to 10 and over because I think the story is appropriate for nearly
all age groups and is very well written. I think this is a very good book with
good moments and heart stopping ones. That’s why I would rate this
book and the whole trilogy a 9/10.
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