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Book three is now available for pre-order from Amazon.com! XD!  Find it here!

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Not to sound like a Borders rep or anything, BUT this video will be playing at participating Borders today!

Find the videos here(uploading now, darn slow youtube! All up now!) or fallow this link.

thanks to Libiel for the tip!

Need I say more?!?!

I already have the ARC but I will be getting my offical hard cover copy tomorrow.  I will be going to Borders and will be picking up a few pins to give away for folks that post stories in the NEW forum!  I will post some pics latter tomorrow when I get home.

LET THE 75th HUNGER GAMES BEGIN!

Please comment your own excitement on this marvelous occasion!

Also, I might have some other future contests in-store for fanfiction authors; so get posting!

Borders filmed a one-hour Borders Book Club discussion with Collins, three adults (including a librarian) and six teenagers. On release day, the

talk will go up on Borders’ Web site and play in the 90 (out of 513) Borders stores with TVs. Borders has filmed such discussions with just three other YA authors: Stephenie Meyer for Eclipse, Sarah Dessen for Along for the Ride and Christopher Paolini for Brisingr. With Scholastic’s permission, Borders also created a mockingjay pin, which it plans to sell for 50% off its $6.99 retail price with the purchase of Catching Fire. Finally, on September 1, Borders will highlight Catching Fire in its weekly email blast to all 34 million Borders customer loyalty program members. “The storyline to this is just so catching,” said Liz Marotte, Borders’ YA buyer. “Forty-year-old men can enjoy it as much as 16-year-old girls.”    Read more here.

Borders will offer this mockingjay lapel pin for 50% off the retail price of $6.99, with a book purchase.

Rock it SUZY!

There are few series that are so compelling from the first novel that they leave a reader distractedly thinking about the future of the characters. Scott Westerfeld’s Uglies comes to mind, as does Cassandra Clare’s The Mortal Instruments. Perhaps not coincidentally, these stories contain strong female protagonists, much like Katniss Everdeen of Suzanne Collins’ The Hunger Games.

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