The Hunger Games trilogy is set in a future time. From the first book, Katniss informs the reader that the new North American nation Panem (derived from the concept espoused by the Roman satirist Juvenal, panem et circenses, "bread and circuses.") rose out of global environmental disaster.
Spoiler Alert!The Hunger Games is set seventy-four years after the first Hunger Games, which were held the first year after the end of the District 13 uprising ends. Catching Fire then is set in the seventy-fifth year of the games. The time before the establishment of Panem is referred to the Dark Days. The Dark Days is an unspecified length of time, but can be speculated to be a hundred to a thousand years from our present time. There are few clues given in the book, likely intentionally on Ms. Collins' part, perhaps to focus on the characters and conflict in the story.
Properly next year
It came out earlier this year.
yes there was catching fire
yes it is in just over a year and a half
Well there is a story called catching fire but not catching the fire if i now of but yea ummm catching fire is the 2th book from the hunger games the books autor is suzanne collins
Catching Fire is coming out in the year 2013, in December.
Catching Fire takes place 1 year after The Hunger Games
Catching Fire takes place 1 year after The Hunger Games
Properly next year
It came out earlier this year.
It was Published in the year 2009.
yes there was catching fire
The book after Catching Fire is Mockingjay.
It takes place 1 year after The Hunger Games
Catching Fire was published in the US by Scholastic.
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.
yes it is in just over a year and a half