Hunger Games: L'embrasement

Suzanne Collins

  • First published 1983
  • 399 pages
  • French
Against all odds, Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark survived the Hunger Games. They should be safe, but their victory was an act of defiance that has ignited a spark of rebellion in the districts of Panem. Now, the Capitol is watching their every move, and the ruthless President Snow has made it clear that Katniss is a threat he intends to control. As she and Peeta embark on a Victory Tour, they are forced to maintain a charade of their star-crossed love, knowing that any misstep could mean destruction for their families and their home.

The 75th Hunger Games - the Quarter Quell - is approaching, an event that occurs every twenty-five years with a devastating twist. As the unrest across Panem grows, the Capitol devises a new set of rules that will change not only Katniss's life but the very future of the nation. Pulled back into a deadlier and more complex political game, Katniss must confront an impossible choice: cling to the life she has fought so hard to save or embrace her role as a symbol of hope and ignite a revolution. The game is no longer just about survival; it's about challenging an entire system.
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France loisirs, 2022
ISBN
9782298035001
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French
Original edition Originally published in 1983 · Spanish · Editorial Planeta

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