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I recently watched the movie (I know... why would you ever watch the movie without reading the book first!?!). I was just curious - how different is the book from the movie? I want to read this book, but I have a long list of other titles that I am considering reading as well. Just wanted to know if I'll be blown away by it.

Novica Vukobratovic The movies are terrible. Too many key things from the book(s) excluded.
" Never judge a book by it's movie " :)â€¦m´Ç°ù±ðThe movies are terrible. Too many key things from the book(s) excluded.
" Never judge a book by it's movie " :)(less)

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I watched the movies and they were really good.Are the books better than the book? And if so should I read this trilogy?

Mia All three of the books are much, much, much better then the movies. The movies leave out many important parts whereas the book has a lot more depth anâ€¦m´Ç°ù±ðAll three of the books are much, much, much better then the movies. The movies leave out many important parts whereas the book has a lot more depth and meaning etc in them so they are easier to understand the concept of the Hunger Games.

I personally loved the trilogy and I recommend reading them :))(less)

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Team Peeta or Team Gale?I'm just curious! ;)

_heyitsnatalie Peeta is a total Hufflepuff, and I would honestly put Katniss in Slytherin, but that's why it works. Peeta needs Katniss to give him a reason to fightâ€¦m´Ç°ù±ðPeeta is a total Hufflepuff, and I would honestly put Katniss in Slytherin, but that's why it works. Peeta needs Katniss to give him a reason to fight, Katniss needs Peeta to remind her why she's fighting.
Also, can you imagine Gale at Katniss' and Peeta's wedding?(less)

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How do I open the book and read?

Amanda Hill Generally by picking the book up with your hands and lifting up the cover..?

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This book is appropriate for which age group?

Katie Verm I read this book when I was 12. There is killing... Most of it is not detailed and none of it is too gory. Really any age above 12 would be perfect.

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