Because sci-fi is considered science that exists in the future and the timeline of the Hunger Games trilogy takes place in the future; the location of the districts is in the ruins of what was once North America
no more realistic fiction. its not like starwars
post apocalyptic fiction
The Hunger Games has many genres such as:Speculative FictionYoung Adult LiteratureScience FictionAdventureActionRomanceDramaticSci-fi
Science Fiction is a fiction based on science.
Science Fiction Theatre - 1955 Beam of Fire 2-15 was released on: USA: 27 July 1956 Japan: 13 March 1958
yes there was catching fire
The book after Catching Fire is Mockingjay.
Science fiction
Catching Fire was published in the US by Scholastic.
"Catching Fire" is an example of dystopian fiction because it portrays a society where individuals are oppressed by a powerful central government, technology is used to control the population, and there is a strong sense of inequality and injustice. The story explores themes of rebellion, surveillance, and the consequences of totalitarian rule.
In Catching Fire, the rebellion is beginning, and is doing just that--catching fire- because the rebellion and hope is spreading and catching and people are beginning to realize they can fight back and survive. it is basically because the fire inside them to fight back is spreading.