Suzanne Collins

No, "Mockingjay" by Suzanne Collins is not a banned book. It has not been officially banned by any government or authority.

The Hunger Games trilogy is set in a post-apocalyptic future in the nation of Panem, which is comprised of 12 districts and the Capitol. The exact year is not specified, but it is suggested to be several centuries ahead of our present time.

"Mockingjay" by Suzanne Collins has 390 pages in the hardcover edition, 400 pages in the paperback edition, and approximately 400-450 pages in the e-book version, depending on the formatting.

Suzanne Collins, the author of The Hunger Games, is private about her personal life and residence. It is not publicly disclosed where exactly she lives in Connecticut.

Because the districts can't afford it and aren't worthy of it. Only the "wonderful" Capitol citizens get it. Just like the Districts have to participate in the hunger games but the Capitol citizens don't have to send anyone, they enjoy watching the games!

Suzanne Collins is represented by the literary agency Writers House.

The climax of "Gregor the Overlander" by Suzanne Collins is when Gregor and his companions confront the Bane in the arena. In a dramatic and intense battle, they manage to defeat the Bane, leading to the resolution of the conflict between the Underland creatures and the creatures from the Overland.

Yes. she has one son who is 15 and one daughter who is 10.

Serena Crane is a resident of District 8 in "Catching Fire" who designs and creates clothing for the Capitol's elite. She ends up becoming a mentor for Katniss Everdeen and Peeta Mellark during the Quarter Quell, providing guidance and help during their time in the arena. Serena is portrayed as resourceful and caring towards the tributes she mentors.

There is no publicly available information on Suzanne Collins' favorite color.

Suzanne Collins is deathly afraid of rats.

It will actually be called Mockingjay, and it will come out August 24th, 2010. The cover is also official as well, its blue with of course, a mockingjay on the cover

Mom

Jane Collins

Dad

Michael Collins

Older Sisters

Kathy

Joanie

Older Brother

Drew

In-Laws

Dixie Pryor

Charles Pryor

Husband

Cap Pryor

Kids

Charlie

Isabel

yes because she is currently doing a presenting the book and is really excited about the film and how it turned out

The story takes place in an unidentified future time period after the destruction of North America, in a nation known as Panem. Panem consists of a rich Capitol and twelve surrounding, poorer districts. As punishment for a previous rebellion against the Capitol, every year one boy and one girl from each district is forced to participate in "The Hunger Games", a televised event whereby the participants, or "tributes", must fight to the death in an outdoor arena until only one remains. The story follows 16-year-old Katniss Everdeen, a girl from District 12 who volunteers for the Games in place of her younger sister, Primrose. Also participating from District 12 is Peeta Mellark, a boy whom Katniss knows from school and who once gave Katniss bread when her family was starving.

Katniss and Peeta are taken to the Capitol, where they meet the other tributes and are publicly displayed to the Capitol audience. During this time, Peeta reveals on-air his long-time unrequited love for Katniss. Katniss believes this to be a plot to gain audience support for the Games, which can be crucial for survival, as audience members are permitted to send gifts to the tributes. The Games begin with 11 of the 24 tributes dying in the first hour, while Katniss relies on her well-practiced hunting and outdoors skills to survive. As the Games continue, the tribute death toll increases but both Katniss and Peeta are able to evade death.

Supposedly due to Katniss and Peeta's beloved image to the audience as "star-crossed lovers", a rule change is announced midway through the Games, stating that two tributes from the same district can win the Hunger Games as a pair. Upon hearing this, Katniss searches for Peeta, and finds him mortally wounded. She nurses him back to health, and acts the part of a young girl falling in love to gain more favor with the audience. The couple manages to outlast all the other tributes, and the gamemakers try to force them into a dramatic finale where one must kill the other to win. Instead, they both threaten suicide, and are subsequently both declared winners. After returning to the Capitol, Katniss must deal with the aftermath of defying the Capitol publicly, and sorting out her true feelings for Peeta, she discovers who truly does love her.

She loves to write, obviously, and has two children and a husband. Her favorite activities include reading, writing, running, hiking, and gymnastics. Suzanne Collins' favorite color is red.

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Suzanne Collins, the woman who wrote the Hunger Games, was born on August 10, 1962 in Hartford, Connecticut. She is now living in Connecticut with her husband who used to be an actor and her two children. She doesn't list where she grew up but I heard it was somewhere in Michigan.....maybe. Hope I helped :D

For now, there isn't one. Although, you can conduct a search on Google.

(If you're asking this just to talk to her about the Hunger Games, I'll high-five you. I love that series too.)

The protagonist is Katniss while the antagonist is President Snow. Katniss represents freedom while Snow represents oppression.

The 2003 edition of the book says "over 2 million copies sold"

Katniss just kills the president of district twelve and White gets trampled in the crowed of people. Then Katniss tries to kill herself. And since Gale knows Katniss will never love him, he moves to district two. Stupid ending right?