Em Chamas

Suzanne Collins

  • First published 1983
  • 280 pages
  • Portuguese
Katniss Everdeen survived the Hunger Games by refusing to play by the Capitol's rules. Back in the coal-dusted streets of District 12 with fellow victor Peeta Mellark, she wants only a quiet life to feed and protect her mother and sister. But whispers of rebellion are spreading through Panem, and her act of defiance has made her its face. Ordered onto the Capitol's Victory Tour, Katniss must smile and play the lovesick girl for the cameras, to prove her disobedience was passion and not revolt. If the districts stop believing, the Capitol will make her family pay. Saving them means burying the very fire that keeps them hoping.
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This edition
Editorial Presença, 2010
ISBN
9789722344425
Language
Portuguese
Original edition Originally published in 1983 · Spanish · Editorial Planeta

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