/lit/ - Literature

>>8924819
The latest meme YA novel about a plucky teenager living in a dystopian future stratified by class who leads a rebellion against their society's tyrannical rulers because they're just so special.

Any books similar to The Hunger Games?
The first one, Fuck the garbage sequels
>Dystopian future
>Has to survive using primitive methods

As I keep reading this book I feel something is missing.

Yes, is an low entry book, made for teens, I get it. The story isn't that bad, is interesting. But fuck, it is too short.

I don't know if is an issue with the first person writing (I haven't read many books written in first person) but the author is shooting her leg by using that writing method. Is very fucking hard to describe what is around the character, about the world she lives, the book feels small and incomplete.

While I keep reading it there are numerous times I wish the author stop, and tell me more about the world or the situation that is happening. Good conversations that could last 2, 3 pages are compressed in one paragraph. Same with some events. Is not about telling something interesting to the plot, I just want to know more about the personalities of the characters or how the places were they are looks.

Anyway, just blogging around. Let's talk about this epic saga. I am at the second half of the second book, it seems it is getting better. What do you think?

For YA this wasn't too bad, even if it was a complete BR ripoff.

The other two books were fucking terrible though.

>>7798190
this is probably more up your alley

My favorite book is the Hunger Games. I'm not kidding. What say you, /lit/?

Is this book any good?