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What Is The Purpose Of The Hunger Games Book Report

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I’m reading Hunger Games By Suzanne Collins and I have finished the book. This book is about Katniss Everdeen saving her family and friends lives. In this journal I will be evaluating and visualizing. While reading this book I see that Katniss is taking care of peeta but it is usually the other way around. Normally in a book the guy take cares of the girl but in this story the girl is taking care of the guy. Peeta gets hurt and sick in this story and Katniss seems invulnerable. “If I want to keep peeta alive, I’ve got to give the audience something more to care about” (Collins 268). This is showing you that she is taking care of peeta and normally he does take care of the girl. She changes his band adds and feeds him. There are many examples

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