Do you think the book covers reveal anything about the story?

(as in the positioning of the birds)

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Now there’s momentum on the project, as well as a a bit of news: The veteran screenwriter Billy Ray has been doing a draft/polish of the script that was initially written by Collins herself.

Ray has a number of action movies under his belt, including “Flightplan” and “State of Play” (as well as “Breach” and “Shattered Glass,” both of which also saw him sitting behind the camera). But perhaps most notable is that the writer-director has been chosen as the man to adapt “24″ for the big screen. (His pitch, which has Jack Bauer running around Europe, Jason Bourne-style, was favored by Fox executives.) There’s probably not a lot of overlap between the globetrotting battle to fight violent terrorists and fighting to survive in the futuristic nation of Panem, though, now that we think of it, there are looser comparisons out there. (It’s also worth noting that “Hunger Games” comes from Scholastic, the same publisher as the Harry Potter franchise.)

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To be honest, I’m excited for the news but disappointed in this journalist’s take on the HG fan base.  Also, the actress choices are laughable.

What do you all think?

Thanks to Hunger Games Trilogy for the tip!

This is your time to get it all out!

What are the thing you want most?

What are the things you want to get axed?

Actors? Actresses?

If you can give me some good ideas, you may see your’s put to good use!  I wont tell what for just yet, but I will when I can!

Get a Typing Hunger Games Fans!

And yeah, this is your Toss Up Tuesday!

As the summer comes closer to it’s end (and closer to the Mockingjay release!), what’s your thoughts on how the point of view will be played out on screen?  We have heard it wont just be from Katniss, but also that of the Panem viewers.

Do you like it, love it, or hate it?

Do you think Suzanne Collins will do a follow up book after MJ?

as an add on, not part of the trilogy…

Thanks again guys! Love all the new ideas

jess-jabberjays@hotmail.com

The Hunger Games Paperback debuts at #1!

Of course, the hardcover version of The Hunger Games is still holding strong on the New York Times bestseller list — now holding a spot in the top ten for 95 weeks in a row. The Hunger Games (hardcover) was the number 4 book this week.

Catching Fire, the second book in The Hunger Games trilogy, came in at number three on the list — and is now in its 44th consecutive week on the list.

Read more here! Thanks to The Hunger Games Examiner!