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 Hunger Games Catching Fire Book Review by Krish Sundareswar   It was an average day in the school library. I was looking for some good books to read and couldn’t find anything. I was just about to leave when I saw Hunger Games Catching Fire. I had already read the whole series, but Hunger Games Catching Fire was my favorite book, so I decided to go and re-read it. I took it home and the moment I started reading it, I could not stop, and I finished the book that day. Hunger Games Catching Fire is a book by Suzane Collins and the second book in the Hunger Games series. It continues the story of Hunger Games Book One with the district starting to rebel against the Capital. Hunger Games Catching Fire was an entertaining read and I never felt bored throughout the book. I felt that the story had a lot of character development and there were also a lot of twists and turns in the story that kept you engaged. You could also relate with the characters a lot and when the character feels sad you

Shadow and Bone Krishna Jaswal Summary            Leigh Bardugo’s first book of a trilogy, Shadow and Bone was published on June 5 2012, it follows Alina Starkov, a teenage orphan, in the Kingdom of Ravka as she learns she may be more powerful than she thought. Growing up, after the war took Alina’s family and hometown, all she has wanted is to fit in, a place she could call home. Her childhood best friend Malyen Oretsev, on the other hand, is popular and fits in wherever he goes. However the two have stuck together and now make their way through the Fold.            The Fold, also referred to as the Unsea, is a perpetually dark strip of land that cuts most of Ravka off from the sea and other resources. During the journey Mal is attacked by Volcra, a monster that roams in the Fold and feeds on humans. Alina displays an extraordinarily rare Grisha talent she never knew she had in the process of saving Mal. Grisha are different, blessed with powers that can manipulate elements to use as