Yesterday I
asked you how you pictured the characters in Suzanne Collins' bestselling novel THE HUNGER GAMES. Well, here's what I noticed about race, culture, and class in this enthralling story.
Early on we're informed that families in the Seam who work the mines have olive skin, dark hair, and gray eyes. Notice that their eyes aren't brown, which means they aren't Middle Eastern, Hispanic, or South Asian.
Right after that sentence, Collins writes that Katniss' mother and Prim have light hair and
Published on June 11, 2009 16:25