Big books can be a terrific and terrible trap. The biggest question after a world-changing, franchise-starting, career-defining best-selling novel would...
When you see a black butterfly, it means death is coming. This is a powerful superstition in the Philippines, and Gail D. Villanueva was just a child when she first heard of it.
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When “Mockingjay” was released to end Suzanne Collins’ wildly successful dystopian trilogy, it earned flak from fans who were not thrilled with the “realistic” and “bleak” ending for Katniss.
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The third installment of the blockbuster “Hunger Games” franchise will open in cinemas next week, and we can’t wait to watch it. Here are some things you need to know:
The humor of "Captain Underpants" children's books and the mature exploration of race and family violence by Nobel laureate Toni Morrison in "The Bluest Eye" would seem to have little in common.
In schools and backyards, for their birthdays and out with their dads, kids are gaga for archery four weeks into the box office run of "The Hunger Games" and less than 100 days before the London Olympics.
First, let us be clear: There is no such thing as the next “Hunger Games.” The novel by Suzanne Collins, propelled by fanatic word of mouth and efficient Hollywood tech, turned Collins’ young adult trilogy into a sales sensation, and the Gary Ross-directed big-screen adaptation of the first book had as many people watching the movie as the fictional 74th Hunger Games did—and that’s a lot of people.
