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Comparing The Hunger Games Book And Movie

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The hunger games book and movie are that teens and preteens must fight to the death. Katniss Everdeen the main character sister prim Everdeen was chosen and so she Katniss volunteered to be a tribute to fight in the hunger games. There was another tribute named peeta at the end they were to win both because the game announcer said that two of the same district could win, the district is where the tribute is and Katniss and peeta are from district 12. I believe the Book is better than the movie because it tells you the more about the characters, the story and the book has more details than the movie. The book is better because it gives more details to the characters than the movies. First, the book is written in the first-person

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