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In The Hunger Games, did you enjoy ...
... a relentless, high-stakes mission in a hostile society?
Red Rising by Pierce Brown
If you were captivated by Katniss’s drive to survive and outwit the Games, Red Rising will hook you with Darrow’s daring infiltration and rebellion within a ruthless, caste-driven world. The stakes are always life-or-death, and every move pushes the story forward at a breakneck pace.
... young protagonists navigating a dystopian society’s power struggles?
Legend by Marie Lu
Just as Panem’s oppressive government and political scheming drew you in, Legend throws you into the heart of a divided future America, where Day and June must navigate betrayal, secrets, and shifting alliances. The tension of their cat-and-mouse game will keep you turning pages.
... a strong-willed heroine fighting for survival?
Divergent by Veronica Roth
If you admired Katniss’s courage and resilience, you’ll be drawn to Tris as she defies societal expectations and faces daunting challenges in Divergent. Her journey is both thrilling and deeply personal, showing strength in the face of danger.
... a fast-paced, high-tension struggle for survival?
The Maze Runner by James Dashner
Missing the adrenaline rush of the Hunger Games arena? The Maze Runner plunges you into a mysterious labyrinth where Thomas and his friends race against time and deadly threats, mirroring the intensity and suspense that made Katniss’s story so gripping.
... the aftermath of civilization’s collapse and the search for meaning?
Station Eleven by Emily St. John Mandel
If the bleak, post-apocalyptic world of Panem fascinated you, Station Eleven offers a hauntingly beautiful look at humanity after the fall. It explores survival, memory, and hope in a world remade by disaster, providing a unique and resonant perspective.
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