#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView -thanks for the tag
1. Usually twice. Day clothes into pjs.
2. Effie Trinket from The Hunger Games
Want to play @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @CBee
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView -thanks for the tag
1. Usually twice. Day clothes into pjs.
2. Effie Trinket from The Hunger Games
Want to play @Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks @CBee
#Two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
Thanks for the tag @julieclair
1. My family
2. Katniss Everdeen.
#wondrouswednesday a few days late
1. Oh I have several. But my fave is probably The Princess Bride
2. Reading (does that count as a game? 🤣)
3. But not a game I‘d want to try.
On to the next one because I have an addiction that needs feed.
Am I the only one that binge reads old books??? Like, I know the library has new books, but comfort reads. #comfortreads #comfybeforework
Collin's trilogy depicts her dystopian universe with strong liberal undertones and remains an exemplar of modern America: capitalism and authoritarianism, environmental disaster, wealth disparity, hypocrisy and poverty. This YA series, led by a firebrand of a heroine, finely balances suspense and character/worldbuilding development without ever being tropey. In a month celebrated for a historical protest, Catching Fire is perfect reading material.
Loved it! Suzanne Collins is a genius. I‘m going to watch the movie versions of Catching Fire, Mockingjay, and this one to prep myself for the next installment. Might just go ahead and preorder it 😎
It took me a few months to finish on audio- but I finished it yesterday. I have to admit i was also reluctant to read it but my daughter wanted to be able to talk about it with me- of course I was going to- and it was very well done- although It drives me crazy that Suzanne Collins uses a lot of ambiguity at times- Lucy Grey???? (then ending of Gregor the Overlander)- The world through Snows eyes and experiences def enriched it all for me.