The Hunger Games novels — and the movies that followed — earned their stripes because of the compelling world they portray. That includes the Games themselves, a harrowing fight to the death before a televised audience in a dystopian future. The story's heroine, Katniss Everdeen, survives the 74th Hunger Games and eventually becomes a reluctant catalyst for a revolt against the powers that be. But many of its supporting characters are also survivors of the Games, and their experiences flesh the universe out in compelling and heartbreaking ways. One of the strengths of the story is how it makes their lives feel as important as Katniss's, and how her first-person narrative touches on a much larger world that's equally affected by the tyranny she seeks to overthrow.
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