Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins

Return to the deadly arena in Catching Fire by Suzanne Collins, the explosive second installment of The Hunger Games trilogy. Against all odds, Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark have survived the Hunger Games and returned home to District 12. But their victory has come at a terrible price—their act of defiance with the poisonous berries has sparked something dangerous in the districts, and President Snow makes it clear that Katniss must convince him and all of Panem that her actions were motivated by love, not rebellion.

As Katniss and Peeta embark on the Victory Tour, visiting each district, the signs of unrest grow impossible to ignore. When the 75th Hunger Games—the Quarter Quell—is announced with a shocking twist that sends Katniss back into the arena, she must once again fight for survival while the flames of revolution begin to spread across Panem. Collins raises the stakes in every way, delivering a sequel that is darker, more complex, and even more thrilling than the first book. The political intrigue deepens, alliances shift, and Katniss must navigate not just physical dangers but the realization that she has become the symbol of something much larger than herself.

Perfect for fans of dystopian fiction, readers who loved The Hunger Games, and anyone who appreciates action-packed stories with strong protagonists and thought-provoking themes about power, resistance, and sacrifice. This book is essential reading for understanding why The Hunger Games became a cultural phenomenon. Whether you're a young adult or simply young at heart, this is storytelling at its most compelling.

Condition: Good - moderate wear, pages clean and intact, binding tight, some page yellowing, all pages present

Format: Paperback