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Twilight Saga or Hunger Games Trilogy?
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Lauryn
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Nov 21, 2011 05:19PM
ok who would you rather date gale or peeta?
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Neither. I would make friends with them and then track down Cinna.
By the way, the romantic setting of the books was kind of secondary to everything else. So I think it's kinda sad that we have, like, seven topics or something on Katniss's love life and about two on the rebellion...
Snickerdoodle wrote: "By the way, the romantic setting of the books was kind of secondary to everything else. So I think it's kinda sad that we have, like, seven topics or something on Katniss's love life and about two ..."good point...do you think it's actually realistic that murdering people's children would stifle a rebellion for 75 years? I sorta think that would be the quickest way to MAKE them rebel...
They won't because the districts are isolated. They know they don't stand a chance against the Capitol all alone.
I don't know, maybe that explains it...I just can't hardly see all those moms just watching kid after kid die, making no move to stop it, just hoping it won't be theirs...I mean, katniss showed that there was nothing stopping them from escaping and getting back in, they coulda met up and made plans...but, maybe that was just d12 that could do that...and maybe they did try something in those 75 years and we're just not told about it...
Violette wrote: "the hunger games has more thriller and gore in it."Yeah I know what you mean, it's more exciting and fun to read
I know...Twilight, she's kind of moping for the majority of the books...I mean, Katniss does that, but she does get stuff DONE while she's moping, y'know?
Well..Yes The Hunger Games wins on all levels. More action and meaning to it. I learned stuff from THG.. Plus I enjoyed the slight romance in THG, but in Twilight it was weird cause they were vampires and werewolves..
Yeah! I'm a big fan of fantasy and stuffs but Twilight was just...ew.
It would've been good if Bella wasn't so freaking annoying.
http://fc05.deviantart.net/fs71/i/201...
I didn't do it. But I think it's cool. Even though it only has one THG character in it, I think it's worth sharing here.
I didn't do it. But I think it's cool. Even though it only has one THG character in it, I think it's worth sharing here.
They're trying to kill Edward Cullen, by the way.
Actually, I hated Bella and was okay with the boys. :/
Well...as a person..Jacob isn't that great. He was super jealous of Edward (I know everyone would be if they loved Bella but he took it too far). And he was too pushy..Just my opinion :)
Stupid overdone love triangles. *descends into muttering*
No, but seriously. I would like to read a good YA book with a teen female lead with exactly one love interest and a plotline OUTSIDE her love life.
Snickerdoodle wrote: "No, but seriously. I would like to read a good YA book with a teen female lead with exactly one love interest and a plotline OUTSIDE her love life."With a teen female? A YA book? Yeah, I don't think so. That's like asking for the sun to turn purple or the stars to shine green in a yellow sky!
Yeah...it's just a dream. There are dreams that will forever stay dreams. Like that, and like the dream that I will grow wings and join the flock.
...the first one is actually more impossible.
...the first one is actually more impossible.
I hate when people try to compare the Hunger Games and Twilight or the Hunger Games and Harry Potter, or any other combinations. I loved all three series and I don't feel that comparing them is fair. They're each wonderful in their own way, different in their own way, and each series touched me and left a lasting impact. You may despise one and love another, but comparing them is like comparing Stephen King to Dean Koontz, or Janet Evanovich to Jennifer Crusie. They each write books for the same general type of genre, but they're great in their own way. Don't compare them, but respect them individually.
Felicia wrote: "I hate when people try to compare the Hunger Games and Twilight or the Hunger Games and Harry Potter, or any other combinations. I loved all three series and I don't feel that comparing them is fai..."I don't read the other two authors but don't see anything wrong w/ comparing stephen king to dean koontz...things don't have to be exactly alike for comparison- in fact, it's better if they're not...
Felicia wrote: "I hate when people try to compare the Hunger Games and Twilight or the Hunger Games and Harry Potter, or any other combinations. I loved all three series and I don't feel that comparing them is fai..."I agree!
Aminah wrote: "Felicia wrote: "I hate when people try to compare the Hunger Games and Twilight or the Hunger Games and Harry Potter, or any other combinations. I loved all three series and I don't feel that compa..."True, but sometimes people have favorites and prefer a different series but I know what you mean and I totally agree
Twilight is a HORRIBLE book! I don't understand how anyone could like Twilight better than The Hunger Games!
Sydney wrote: "I can not decide if I like Twilight or Hunger Games better? Twilight was a mesmerizing romance about believable vampires, Hunger Games was also a romance filled with action and suspense. What are y..."Twilight is the worst book ever written.
Devon wrote: "Sydney wrote: "I can not decide if I like Twilight or Hunger Games better? Twilight was a mesmerizing romance about believable vampires, Hunger Games was also a romance filled with action and suspe..."I agree, the Hunger Games is WAY better
I havnt read Twilight, but i ABSOLUTLEY love Hunger Games
The previews made it look really interesting, but then id hav to c the othrs, and id prob read the books. Have u ever read the gallagher girls series?
Heard of it. Spy girls and all that, right?
@ Torey: no movie, possibly for Heist Society though
@ Snickerdoodle: Yhep. But they're really kick butt
i love those books. THey rock
@ Snickerdoodle: Yhep. But they're really kick butt
i love those books. THey rock
I'm working my way through CHERUB right now, I so I might rest before starting on spy kids again.
It's about a secret branch of the British spy service that's made up of just kids. Because no one ever thinks that kids are spying on them, they make perfect spies. Although they never use "spies", they either use "CHERUB agents" or just "cherubs".
Sorry. First book: CHERUB: The Recruit
By Robert Muchamore.
By Robert Muchamore.
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