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Catching Fire

Suzanne Collins
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54 pages • 1 hour read

Suzanne Collins

Catching Fire

Fiction | Novel | YA | Published in 2009

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    Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins garners praise for its gripping narrative and complex characters, maintaining the momentum of its predecessor. Readers commend the intensified themes and character development. Criticism, however, targets the pacing and predictability in parts. Overall, it effectively bridges the first and final books, enriching the trilogy.

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    Who Should Read Catching Fire?

    A reader who would enjoy Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins is typically a young adult interested in dystopian realities, action-packed plots, and strong, relatable protagonists. Fans of Divergent by Veronica Roth and Legend by Marie Lu will likely find this book captivating. The themes of rebellion and survival resonate well with those who appreciate intense, well-crafted narratives in speculative fiction.

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    Reading Age

    12-18years

    Lexile Level

    820L

    Book Details

    Genre
    Science-Fiction / Dystopian Fiction
    Fantasy
    Action / Adventure
    Topics
    Trauma / Abuse / Violence
    Themes
    Values/Ideas: Truth & Lies
    Emotions/Behavior: Revenge
    Emotions/Behavior: Memory