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In Catching Fire, did you enjoy ...
... the high-stakes, goal-driven mission at the heart of the action?
Legend by Marie Lu
If you were gripped by Katniss’s struggle to survive and resist in Catching Fire, you’ll love following June and Day as they clash, conspire, and race against time amidst the dangers and deceptions of a militarized dystopian society. Their clear, urgent objectives and ever-escalating challenges will keep you turning the pages.
... an intricate web of political scheming and shifting alliances?
Red Queen by Victoria Aveyard
If the Capitol’s manipulations and the rebellion’s secret plots fascinated you in Catching Fire, you’ll be drawn into Mare Barrow’s perilous dance among royalty, revolutionaries, and traitors in Red Queen. The book is packed with betrayals, games of power, and deadly secrets.
... the fast-paced, relentless plot and constant sense of danger?
The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness
If you loved the breathless action and constant suspense of Catching Fire, you’ll be hooked by Todd’s desperate flight and the unyielding threats he faces in The Knife of Never Letting Go. The story never lets up, pulling you into its world from the very first page.
... characters who evolve dramatically through hardship and rebellion?
An Ember In The Ashes by Sabaa Tahir
If Katniss’s transformation and resilience inspired you, Laia and Elias’s journeys in An Ember in the Ashes will resonate deeply. Both are forced to make impossible choices, and watching them grow in courage and complexity as the stakes rise is captivating.
... a dystopian society with harsh rules and rebellion simmering beneath the surface?
Divergent by Veronica Roth
If the oppressive world of Panem and the threat of the Capitol kept you enthralled in Catching Fire, you’ll be riveted by Tris’s fight for freedom and identity in the rigid, faction-divided world of Divergent. The dangerous trials and revolutionary spirit will feel comfortingly familiar yet fresh.
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