Divergent or Hunger Games? Why?
Hunger Games. (Divergent has to much romance :-&)
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I have to say hunger games. It's a great combination of action, drama and romance, creating interesting sub plots. It's such an original,idea, and if it was written in any ther way, it would seem horrible. But because of the writing style, it s just gripping!
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ya, i wish i could write like that
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on June 24, 2014
on May 24, 2014
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Hunger Games.
In the last book of Divergent, it confused me how the narrations kept on switching. And Tris was so much more... perfect than she was in the first one. She was pretty, brave, and always right. She would sacrifice herself for the greater good. She had no faults. I had no problem with the ending, though. It's good to have a bit of unexpectedness.
In the last book of Divergent, it confused me how the narrations kept on switching. And Tris was so much more... perfect than she was in the first one. She was pretty, brave, and always right. She would sacrifice herself for the greater good. She had no faults. I had no problem with the ending, though. It's good to have a bit of unexpectedness.
on January 24, 2015
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Divergent:
The Hunger Games is just about a cruel nation forcing innocent children to kill each other and 2 tributes from District 12 who go in together and SOMEHOW change its face for the worse.
Divergent is about people in shelter from war, with children up to 16 knowing they have only one chance to change their life if they choose to, which changes their behaviour, their figure, and their actions.
While Hunger Games is entertaining, I would recommend Divergent better because See More▼ of the action within that builds to the secret that tends to stick to you throughout the whole trilogy.
The Hunger Games is just about a cruel nation forcing innocent children to kill each other and 2 tributes from District 12 who go in together and SOMEHOW change its face for the worse.
Divergent is about people in shelter from war, with children up to 16 knowing they have only one chance to change their life if they choose to, which changes their behaviour, their figure, and their actions.
While Hunger Games is entertaining, I would recommend Divergent better because See More▼ of the action within that builds to the secret that tends to stick to you throughout the whole trilogy.
Divergents fine in till the end of alligent
HUNGER GAMES IS NOT LIKE THAT IT IS WAY BETTER AND THE THINGS THAT HAPPEN MAKE TOTAL SENSE
on January 14, 2021
on January 01, 2015
on June 28, 2014
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I like the idea of the fight to the death better then messed up genes. IDK ok! Plus, I think the writing style of hunger games is better, and the characters are more gripping. Also, I like how confused Katniss is about her feelings. It's more relatable and interesting that way. I also think I grew to care more about the characters in the hunger games and felt sadder when they died.
on June 28, 2014
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I love Divergent, but not really Insurgent or Allegiant (I like to pretend they don't exist). I haven't had the chance to read the Hunger Games, but I'd like to.
I totally agree with your opinion on divergent and the hunger games is usually in a library.
I think HG better then Divergent because Divergent was only really good in the first book (in my opinion) and the ending of Divergent was terrible. Also i think they forced Tris/Tobias 's relationship too hard.
on April 28, 2015
on April 28, 2015
Yeah I know I could've got it by now but my dad won't let me read it... yet :(
on April 28, 2015
on April 28, 2015
on April 28, 2015
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Divergent.
You can't really go deeper when reading Hunger Games while with Divergent you can see the issues we have in our modern society put into extreme circumstances making us think.
You can't really go deeper when reading Hunger Games while with Divergent you can see the issues we have in our modern society put into extreme circumstances making us think.
on April 18, 2015
