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David Walraevens davidwalraevens — Excellent.

Idaliz Rodriguez _agia — I don't want to give too much of this book away, for the 3 people who have not yet read it. This is a YA book. It's a pretty quick read with some good suspense. The premise of this book is good, if not a little barbaric. The U.S. is now divided into a number of districts which are under the control of The Capitol. Each year The Capitol holds The Hunger Games in which a boy and girl are chosen from each district in a lottery to participate and represent their district. In the games they are forced to kill each other till the last survivor is declared the winner. These games are televised across Panem (formerly the US)where the people bet on contestants and sponsor their favorites. No one seems to be too horrified in the fact that they are sending kids to kill other kids and most of the kids have no problem killing each other. I've heard it compared to Twilight a few times and I have to wonder if I read the same book. There are no vampires living in a sleepy little rainy town. The only similarity is the story revolves around a young girl and two boys she may or may not be in love with. I would compare this book more with Stephen King's The Running Man only with much younger contestants. The Hunger Games is a trilogy and all books are out. A movie is coming out in 2012.

Luis Barros lmbllano — This was an interesting read. . .up to a point. Once we got to the macho, chest-thumping stuff about hunting boar, Pollan totally lost me. I also thought his justifications of meat eating were specious at best. Although I don't eat meat, I don't think people should be required to justify it, however, if they choose to do so, their justifications should be well thought out. Pollan's were, to my mind, neither well thought or argued.