Catching fire page 122 ( I might have lost my copy of it )

I think catching fire is as good as hunger games. Sadly as I said in the title I might have lost my copy. Catching fire is a great book because of its setting, time period, and government. It is spread out in north america. It is after a post apocalyptic type event. Panem is a country with a very oppressive government. It is supposedly the last area of humans. I love sci-fi movies and futuristic movies the best. Catching fire and hunger games would fall into the futuristic book and movie. So that is why it is perfect for me. When the old man was shot before the rebellion I felt like I had witnessed it myself. Books are only worth reading if you live in the book. When you live in a book it is like you are locked in another world. If you are locked in another world then you cant come back to reality unless someone unlocks the lock and pulls you out. When you dont live in the book then the book is not serving its purpose to entertain and to make your imagination run in every direction you imagination can think of. If this is the case for the book you are reading then I pity you because it is like you are trying to understand how to get into the world the author has created but your mind will not let you enter. I think catching fire is one of the rare sequels that are as good as the first book in the series because of how the author creates a world that is very clear so you can experience that world easily.
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