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Erielton Rangel erieltonrangel — I just now noticed that this was the 3rd book in the series! LOL. Maybe I should've started at the first one. But then again, I didn't like this book at all. Just the title. The writing was slow and sentimental - trying to get you hooked in the romances of Nora Gavin. The mystery wasn't as suspenseful, just plain old 'It's a mystery! Who done it?' Kind of feeling. So i skipped to the end (NEVER DONE THAT BEFORE BUT I WAS TORMENTED INTO DOING SO!) and realized that I knew it could only have been 1 of the 3 suspects. LAME. So glad I didn't finish it.

Paul Stewart paulfb35 — "Kalau pun tidak, begitulah kehidupan. Ada yang kita tahu. Ada pula yang tidak kita tahu. Yakinlah, dengan ketidaktahuan itu bukan bererti Tuhan berbuat jahat kepada kita. Mungkin sahaja Tuhan sengaja melindungi kita daripada tahu itu sendiri." Pertama Ini adalah karya pertama Tere-Liye yang dibaca oleh saya. Asyik. Yang pertama yang mengagumkan. Sebenarnya saya terpengaruh dengan rakan-rakan Goodreads yang memuji dan mengagung penulis ini. Nyata tidak sia-sia pengaruh itu. Tere-Liye nyata menambah senarai peminatnya. Saya! Plot Yang Menarik Permulaan dengan watak seorang kanak-kanak perempuan bernama Rinai membuat saya tertanya-tanya di sepanjang pembacaan. Ke mana hilangnya watak anak ini? http://farizahrin.blogspot.com/2011/0...

Matthew Matt bridaldreamsmall — Either you like this book or you don't. Too weird, too random.

Kamil Asura _ — Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Luke Cakalic lcakalic — Reading this with Ben, the best part is the last word of each sentence. He's definitely learned mouse, house, box, fox, tree, train, rain, dark, goat, boat, and all the rest, and I'm surprisingly not tired of reading it yet (maybe because I'm so stinking proud of him that I could listen to him reading over and over).

Eko Febrilianto ekofebri — It's taken me years, but I finally got my hands on the second book in the Hunger Games series. I'm quite pleased with it. Catching Fire tells the story of Katniss and her friends and family after she wins the Hunger Games from the previous books. Despite winning and having her family's needs taken care of for the rest of her life, and a substantial food benefit for her district for one calendar year after her win, it's not enough to keep everyone fed. She still illegally hunts to provide Gale's family with game as he goes out into the mines to support his mother and younger siblings. Meanwhile, Katniss and Peeta suffer from nightmares due to the horror of the Games, and while Haymitch usually abates his nightmares with alcohol, the supply is unsteady. That's because there are hints of rebellion--now that there have been two winners, people have something they never had before: hope. President Snow visits Katniss and threatens her friends and family, telling her she needs to marry Peeta to restore the status quo. He doesn't stop there; the next Games are the Quarter Quell games, which happen every 25 years and involve twice the number of tributes. Normally, victors are exempt from the games for life, acting as mentors for their districts' tributes from then on. However, Snow changes the rules, and this time, the tributes are chosen from the existing group of victors to show that no one was above the Capitol's control. Peeta volunteers in Haymitch's stead, and this time, instead of fighting for survival, Katniss decides to protect Peeta at all costs. Katniss' feelings get a lot more complex as she forges uneasy alliances with the victors and tries to figure out if the mysterious District 13, which was supposedly blasted out of existence, really has become a refuge for the Rebellion. There's some mild romance in here, but it isn't distracting. Plus both Gale and Peeta are really upstanding dudes, so there are no bad choices here. While the Games and action scenes only take up a small amount of the book, Collins explores the world of her characters and the extent of their suffering a lot more in this book. There is a lot of heroism going on from ordinary people, not just Katniss, and my love for Katniss herself grew in this book. There is a lot of political stuff going on, which makes me excited for the next book.