Book Review, Dawn of Harvest Day

The middle period onwards is very fun.

Sunrise on the reaping | Dawn of Harvest Day

7 Points or ★ ★ ★ ☆

The story of "Haymitz Abernathy," a 16-year-old boy from District 12 who had to attend the 50th Life Hunt, this time was different from previous times because every county would have to send twice as many people into play as usual, forcing Haymitz to join three other friends from the same district, "Luella," "Wyatt," and "Maysili."

In the game, "Haymitz" doesn't just have to survive the dangers of Pure, he has to move on to a power ready to defeat him.

First of all, I know almost nothing about "The Hunger Game," I've never watched, I've never read, I've only seen a dystopian, and I've seen a picture of a heroine with a bow behind her with three fingers, and that's all.

The plot / story is good, easy to read, easy to understand. The early days are slow, not much fun, but very interesting. I want to know what the atmosphere in the story will be. After entering the game, the story begins to be fun. When the middle of the game is fun, but I secretly do not understand the reason for the game, what it is for, just the entertainment of the elite or the powerful. Can someone tell me?

The first period is slow, but understandable, not addicted to anything. During the game, the game is very sensitive, exciting, exciting, can be read continuously. Very enjoyable.

Guess the content is not very difficult. The middle part is enough to guess which way to go. The end part after the game is very difficult to guess, making the ending more than expected.

Overall, it's fun, fun, fun, fun, everything is interesting, there's no point in boring with dystopia, which is not my favorite line, which makes me feel less rational and doesn't understand some of the reasons I said before, but it reflects a kind of political pattern that constantly presses little people to submit to it, and if it can be changed, there's no "The Hunger Game" written before in the first place, which I want to know what the next story will be, and I have to go after it all.

Anyone who is a fan of fiction or "The Hunger" movies, the game is already not to be missed.

Author: Susan Collins

Translator: Abhanya Thnope

Publisher: Words

Category: Translated Literature

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