Hunger Games Trilogy discussion

Okay, another strange topic, but I noticed several things while looking at the book jackets. The first book's is very obvious. The pin that Madge gives Katniss. However, also, you can see the very close together crop circles, which I think represents the Capitol's control. The second book's had a mockingjay and circle, which was, on closer examination, divided into 12 parts just like the Quarter Quell's arena. The third, I found most interesting. You can see the mockingjay, which has finally "broken free" from the close-knit crop circles which encased it in the first two books. It must represent when the Capitol finally falls and the people are not under its strict control. Does this sound reasonable?

wow, those are very good observations! nice! I'll have to look closer when I get my books back.

Kirby wrote: "wow, those are very good observations! nice! I'll have to look closer when I get my books back."

Thanks!

Wow that was detailed. But impressive, Never noticed that!

can you post pics cos the english covers are different

Percyjacksonistherealhero wrote: "can you post pics cos the english covers are different"

Sure. They'll be in the "photos" tab.

k thanks

You're welcome.

xx

Percyjacksonistherealhero wrote: "can you post pics cos the english covers are different"

what do the english covers look like?

they just say HG with like a bird through them

Yeah I noticed that too when Iwas bored at the bookstore since I don't have the pictures on my Kindle....

I think the other circles on the cover represent the districts, and then in Mockingjay the circles are all broken apart because they are free from the Capitol.

Maybe that's a shorter version of what I was trying to say. :)

:D

Leah wrote: "Okay, another strange topic, but I noticed several things while looking at the book jackets. The first book's is very obvious. The pin that Madge gives Katniss. However, also, you can see the ve..."

OMG, I never noticed any of that! You seriously thought everything through, and I think that sounds exactly as it should be:)

Thanks! :)