Amber and John. What are other different kinds of dystopian novels and how did they influence Suzanne Collins?(novels)

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Amber and John

What are other different kinds of dystopian novels and how did they influence Suzanne Collins?(novels)

Novels by Suzanne Collins.. The Hunger Games Catching Fire ( The Hunger Games #2) Mocking Jay ( The Hunger Games)

Other dystopian authors.. The Giver- Lois Lowery Fahrenheit 451- Ray Bradbury Divergent(#1)- Veronica Roth Insurgent (Divergent #2)-Veronica Roth Uglies (#1)-Scott Westerfeld Pretties ( Uglies #2)- Scott Westerfeld

So Why Did Dystopian Novels Influence Suzanne Collins? Suzanne was inspired when she wondered what would happen in the future, like what would happen if kids had to compete to live. She wrote it for teens because there are some death and violent parts.

What do dystopian novels in society make people think about the hunger games? (effects on the novels on society)

" The success of the Hunger Games certainly inspired editors to be open to dystopian, and, how that many great (and not so great) dystopian books have been published they're not looking for anymore." It convinced a lot of people that young adult novels could be important and serious books.

Dystopian novels make people think of war, death, despair(loss of hope), violence and constant suspense. Many people like suspenseful books as well books with a lot of violence.

What is the purpose of dystopian novels and why is it important in the hunger games?

Some dystopian novels are made for fun, others are made to give a message about the real world. Dystopian novels shows young teens what the world could be like in the future.

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