HungerGamesTrilogy
finished the series
or rather trilogy
seems like Katniss changed
from an independent girl in the first book
who care a tad too much for her family
into a young girl who is mentally younger
like so much more childish
or rather
more like some stupid teenager
i dont know
but i like the third book though
more than the second book
how the war end
(war isnt always finish by the hero
rather the one who ends the war is the hero)
but but but...
PRIM DIED ( T^T )
and the way she died
feels like the author just want to add one more tragedy
into Katniss's life
pointless...
anyway
like what i said before
if it's meant to be a novel
it feels like the author is just writing a draft
and hoping that it will be made into movies
so the gapssss can be filled in
but if you read it as memories
i think it made a lot more sense
since when you think back on your memories
they seem to rushed through
despite the fact that i seemed to flame it
more praising it
i enjoyed it a lot
A LOT
...
Eragon: Inheritance
when i first read it
right after finishing ADance With Dragons
the first thought was
'God the style is so childish'
but after a while
it aint that bad
anyway
i only read the first and scond book
and that was like in sec 3 or 4
(see i dont even remember)
so there's a lot of gaps in what i know about Eragon
but i scrape through
like MockingJay
i like the ending
how after the war
it doesnt really end it like most novels
it tied up a lot of loose ends
like how people doesnt just disappear into happy-ever-after-land
that theres a lot of stuff after the war to settle
and Eragon didnt get together with Arya
maybe i just dont like couples to get together
but yeah
reality
and well its sad and touching
especially since Eragon isnt coming back
though i hope that though it wasnt said
Arya went to find Eragon in the near future
(goes againt what i said earlier)
but the preparations for the war
like some games
Eragon seems to find all the things
that enhanced his power before the boss fight
anyway
it was okay i guess
more than that actually
