They're both written for a teenage audience. The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins is a series about Katniss Everdeen a young girl who volunteers to compete in the Hunger Games, a vicious battle to the death set up by the corrupted government, in order to save her sister. Twilight by Stephanie Myers is about a girl who moves to a new town and meets two boys, a vampire and a werewolf, and her epic journey as she picks the one whom she loves most. The Hunger Games, however, is a better book for teens than Twilight
knowledge, hard to tell and believe.” After seeing the “gods” and actually gaining proof, the boy abandoned his faith and realized that the disaster was not supernatural but actually induced by man. False worshipping is also evident in the film The Hunger Games; President Snow is worshipped like a God and people do whatever he says. The Capital is shown to be a savior of all the districts and people actually obeyed the capital since they did not realize that President Snow is a corrupt human running a
The biggest theme throughout the novel is aspiration and authoritarianism and Osnos portrayed both aspects well. I would have like to read more stories of people in the countryside or normal middle class people rather than those intellectual or dissident individual