The Rest Of The Hunger Games.

          Surprisingly enough, I finished the rest of the book in less than a week. What happen in the book was that Prim got picked, but Katniss volunteered to go instead of her. The boy tribute from district 12 was Peeta Mellark. Katniss knows this boy a little, but not really. Their only interaction came when Katniss' dad died and he gave her some bread, which saved her and her family from dying of starvation.

          So, they both go into the arena together to face either certain death, or victory. I won't tell you who the victor is, but let me just tell you, it is defiantly not what you are expecting. Throughout the story, Katniss is clearly shown as a round character. A round character is when the author shows us different parts of the character. We learn a lot about Katniss in this story, about her life at home, how she has been providing for her family ever since her dad went out of the picture, causing her mom to go brain-dead. We also know that she is against the capital, and thinks it is unfair. "District 12. Where you can starve to death in safety." She says.

          Overall, I think this is a very good book and would give it a 9.5 out of 10. The only reason it's not a 10 is because I don't like the rule change that I won't say what it is, but makes the story a lot more predictable and it is easy to tell who will win. Still, not who most of you are expecting. 

          The kind of people that would like this book are the kind of people that don't mind a little gore, want some comedy, are looking for something that will have them on the edge of their seats whenever they are reading.