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2.14 The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes by Suzanne Collins
I honestly was not expecting much from this. After the original story, I was tired of the characters and the story line, but this took me by surprise. I was expecting it to be more about the war and how the Hunger Games started. Instead, it takes place about 10 years after the war when the Hunger Games are already tradition, but not at all commercialized or popularized. I loved this new take on Panem and Collins does an amazing job of drawing you and really making you connect with all of the characters.
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I honestly was not expecting much from this. After the original story, I was tired of the characters and the story line, but this took me by surprise. I was expecting it to be more about the war and how the Hunger Games started. Instead, it takes place about 10 years after the war when the Hunger Games are already tradition, but not at all commercialized or popularized. I loved this new take on Panem and Collins does an amazing job of drawing you and really making you connect with all of the characters.
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If you want to watch this episode, you now can on our YouTube channel or listen here as always. Plus, check out our substack for other books to read, quick reviews, and book thoughts.