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That's pretty darn impressive for a 10 year old! I was a 'deep thinker' about books at that age, too, and it can sometimes be difficult when all your friends don't get it... but the worlds you'll experience in books make it all so worthwhile!

Btw, I was a huge Gale fan, too... I didn't talk about him much, cause it was so long, already, but I think his character is fascinating. In his own way, he's almost as traumatized by their society as Katniss. I didn't think they belonged together in the end, but I'd LOVE to know more about his story. How darn cool would it be if Collins 2 companion novel to 'The Hunger Games'.... one from Gale's perspective covering the same time period as the trilogy, and continuing into his adulthood, and one from Peeta's perspective, that goes into his thought process during the books, and gives us some more details of his future with Katniss, and the family they build together? (((swoon!))) Well, I'd love it, anyway. Here's crossing fingers. ;)

erf... forgot to say that I wrote out a list of some of my absolute alltime faves in dystopian YA fiction, and some that I've heard amazing things about from other people. They're sorta the 'deep' ya dystopia titles that I love. If you're ever needing recommendations, the list is in the comments section of my Mockingjay review. Happy reading, Miss Maryrose!