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Why Is Katniss Everdeen Worth The Hunger Games?

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I do not know how to convey my feelings, my thoughts, . . . Basically everything into words for this book. The writing of this book was so effective, intriguing, powerful, and it had everything an EXTRAORDINARY book would need. The powerful read was plot-driven, full of suspense in every corner, and it kept me hooked every second. This book had a unique, dystopian plot and the book itself was action-packed. If you have not read the book, it is about Katniss Everdeen trying to survive her little adventure. In her breathtaking adventure she will participate in the Hunger Games, discover who she really is, determines who she loves, and she will defy the Capitol. She will participate in the Hunger Games with her partner Peeta, whom she will end

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