The Hunger Games Trilogy
By Suzanne Collins
- Release Date: 2011-05-01
- Genre: Dystopian Fiction for Young Adults
Description
The stunning Hunger Games trilogy is complete! The extraordinary, ground breaking New York Times bestsellers The Hunger Games and Catching Fire, along with the third book in The Hunger Games trilogy by Suzanne Collins, Mockingjay, are available for the first time ever in e-book. Stunning, gripping, and powerful.
Reviews
My fanfic (is this weird????)
5By MeowFlameKitty(I write fanfics for other books so why not this one? :D) *Note: More will come soon I promise, but I’m currently revising it :3* The Hunger Games •Part 1• (Fanfic) -Prologue- This is the story of two lovers. Not the iconic fallout star-crossed lovers from district 12, but something sadder. A story of heartbreak. A story that caused so much grief to the residents of Panem, it was erased from time. This is not your traditional fairytale love story. Something so bad, so devastating to their reputation, that the Capitol would want to erase it from history. And that’s just what they did. But here is this story now, lost to those who did not watch for the lovers in the 72nd annual Hunger Games.Always incredible
5By PelicanFreakMy umpteenth read proved just as gripping. Cannot recommend enough.Amazing! Better Appreciated After the Movies!
5By jdketchumSo happy I read the trilogy years after seeing the movies…so much better than I had expectedBest Book Eva
5By Rose 🌺🍑This is my favorite book of all time. Except there are so many things that are sad but all in all TEAM PEETA!!!!! Peeta is so compassionate and caring page 300 of the first book is my favorite page out of the whole book. 😭✨💅🏼Really liked the first 2 books…
3By NVT1988Okay, so, I really liked the first 2 books. But, how things ended in the third book was just not good in my opinion. How the war ended was super anticlimactic and I really didn’t get concrete answers to important questions in the story. I understand that the author maybe wanted to have things end in a way that taught the lesson of “life is unfair and you don’t always get a happy ending but you have to make the best of a situation and find happiness”. Also, she probably wanted to show the unfairness and ugliness of war. But, for a fictional story that I’m just reading for entertainment. This just felt frustrating and disappointing.The Best Series I Have Ever Read
5By Em16HG3This is my favorite series of all time. I read it all in a matter of 2 to 2.5 weeks. There is next to no problems. Suzanna Collins needs to right more Hunger Games books in my opinion.Hunger Games
5By This is sad.grrI really love this trilogy. I think Suzanne Collins is a really good author and it was a very hooking trilogy. The only thing that I would change is that in the last book not trying to give anything away I just wish she would talk more about what happened to Gale. Otherwise I really suggest this trilogy. It is very hooking, but I think that you should watch the movies before reading the books because some of the things are confusing, especially for younger readers so if you want an inference, you can watch the movies but I think if you’re older, you could definitely read the books 1st.Nice
5By rreeeresdcGood storyline and good character development but why did they have to kill off Cina and Finnick!!!!?! If you enjoyed this series you should check out the new book, Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes it’s really good 👍Best Book Ever
5By cocoamaxingI read the trilogy in one week, and I am beyond shook. These were the best books I have read in my life. Suzanne Collins, you are a genius!Love
5By Valerie Peyton blaggI love the relationship between rue and Katkniss it is so sweet 🥹 and so touching. But I am so sad when rue has such a painful death. 😭 and if you have not seen the third movie it is probably the most tragic movie of the hunger games because spoiler alert prim is only 15 when she dies😭😭😭because of a bomb sweet sweet prim and she has to die!Best Book Series
5By Whitters8804I love the movies, but the books are even more incredible! So much more detail. I read all three books in one month. It’s hard to put them down! Love Suzanne Collins for giving us these! Make sure to read The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes after the first 3!10/5
5By RebageorgeWorth itBEST BOOK EVER
5By strawbear-EThe Hunger Games is my current favorite book. On the way to Las Vegas, we listened to it on audio book and I was IN. LOVE. I loved it so much and all of the details were AMAZING!!! And trying not to spoil it but the ending😯 And the relationship between Katniss and Peeta…. Isn’t it so cute!? I am writing Hunger Games fan-fiction now!!! And listening to Taylor Swift’s Hunger Games songs. (Safe and Sound and Eyes Open) I am in a Hunger Game spiral!!!! There is like 1-2 bad words in the book, but minor. The movies are sooooo good but the books are better. Thanks for reading this!!!BEST SERIES EVER
5By Lindseyy ;)I literally love this book trilogy so much. The first two books are tied for my favorite in the series. The last one is much darker than the first two, but still a good book. The love triangle is so freakin awesome. I love it. After I finished the series, I made sure to watch all of the movies and I’m definitely going to reread the trilogy. Also, if you’re team Gale…I HATE YOU. Gale is literally so annoying and pushes things if ya know what I mean. Anyways, I would recommend this book to people over the age of 13 because it talks about different types of abuse, though it doesn’t talk about it much in detail. Especially the last one, which talks about s3x slaves and other things like that. So definitely 13+ on that. The last book is slow paced and the longest in the series, but, like I said, it’s a good book overall. Many strict parents say “oh it’s kids killing kids” but it’s only the first book. Plus, that’s what makes it exciting. There’s rarely bad words and no cuss words, except in the movies. It’s a great trilogy and after I finished reading it, I wanted to cry because of how beautiful and tragic the ending is. It’s not scary except for one part in the third book. I listened to the first book on an audiobook and loved it, so I would read either way if wished. So, overall, READ THE DANG SERIES. That’s all I need to say. Thanks for reading my review, I appreciate it love! 🫶💖amazing 💗
5By 😊💖💜i enjoyed reading these books so much ☺️!! the romance between peeta and katniss is just 😍🤌🏼. once i finished mockingjay i felt like crying 🥹. 5/5 definitely recommend 🫶🏼!!TEAM PEETA
5By CowGurl💯You are a barbarian if you are for team gale. . . Gale is the most boring character I’ve ever seen……BEST BOOK EVER.
5By EMJECOThese books had me in an obsession. I read these ages 9 and 10 and OH MY GOSH THESE ARE THE BEST BOOKS READ IT NOW! These are my favorite books and made me get into archery (obviously) and Katniss and her feelings and the way they are written is so well executed that they made me want to write books of my own.SPOILERS AHEAD! Read at your own risk!
5By warriorsIScoolI miss Cinna 😭 he was for some reason my favorite character 😭 The books were amazing. Truly works of art. If you like this, then I reccomend: The Unwanteds series by Lisa McMann The Percy Jackson series by Rick Riordan ALL THE OTHER BOOKS BY RICK RIORDAN TOO BC RICK RIORDAN The Lotus War series by Jay Kristoff The Dark Heavens series by Kylie Chan The Wings Of Fire series by Tui T. Sutherland The Warrior Cats series by the pen name Erin Hunter Idk some of those aren’t related to this book at all they’re just my favorite series right now (and probably ever) it’s just my personal opinion I am not telling you to read any of these books! ~Ivywhisker of alternate universe ThunderClan (a warrior cats thing, if you like warriors check it out in the broken code series!)Hunger Games Trilogy Review
5By 712936*Thank You for this beautifully done series. The Hunger Games is a story about life’s troubles, love, death, and anger. When I started to read I could not turn back. My head was spinning in every chapter like a tornado. So many secrets and mysteries to be told. Thank you Suzanne Collins for your magnificent series. (Btw, I’m reading the Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes! It’s great!)
