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The Hunger Games Tribute Guide Emily Seife Books

If you have read the books or watched the movies, you likely know most of what's presented in this book. If you have not seen the movies or read the books, then its a massive amount of spoilers and I would recommend actually reading/watching the series first. In which case my first complaint still applies. So overall, a good idea, but it should have showcased information that was new or, infranced based on whats already known to explain the story from a different perspective, or just in a new way.


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The Hunger Games Tribute Guide Emily Seife Books Reviews

well my 13yo daughter loves it, read it right away and has it on her bookshelf (if she doesn't like a book it gets giving away). she has many hunger games books and i was concerned this would not be anything new, she said it was all new, so I give five stars.
I thought there would have been more info. Really if you read the original book you would have known everything in here. I enjoyed some of the pictures, but thought it was interesting that some of the tributes aren't even named. Seemed kind of silly to me that its like a "bio" of each tribute and not all of them are named. I was really hoping there would be more movie stills of the Tributes Chariot costumes. But there wasn't / Not even in the movie companion did I see the pictures I was hoping for.
All in all, I would say if you're a die hard fan and/or haven't actually read the book yet, it wouldn't be a bad read )
This is a really good book that will be enjoyed by just about any fan of "The Hunger Games". The pictures are beautiful and there's a lot of great information but the people who packed and delievered the book should be fired. It was shipped in a large envelope with little padding to protect it and when I took the book out of the package it was bent near the spine and the cover page was also bent. At the bottom on the spine it's ripped and torn back a but. It's like they just crammed it into a box with other packages where it was rubbed over and then crammed it into the mailbox when they got to my mailbox. The book does not look new. It looks used even though I had ordered it new. It's just embarrassing. All in all, I'm going to enjoy reading through this book and looking at the pictures and it will be given a very nice and warm spot on my bookshelf.
As a huge Hunger Games fan, I was extremely excited to receive this book in the mail on its release date. One of my fears with the book was that it would spoil the movie for me. But it really does a great job of keeping big moments a secret and only showing fans pictures and information on the movie prior to the start of the 74th annual Hunger Games. The pictures are beautiful and there is a lot of great information from Suzanne Collins herself as well as the director, makeup artists, etc. on how much really went in to the creation of the movie. Definitely a great purchase for any fan of the series! Trust me, you won't be disappointed and you won't see any huge spoilers from the movie!
I read a lot of negative reviews and I don't agree at all. I think people just have unreasonable expectations for this book and the other ones like it. Just because the book isn't what you expected or wanted doesn't mean it's bad. For one thing, the description tells you exactly what you're getting so if you expected something different despite the item description you'll obviously be disappointed by what you get. I'm a bit of a movie buff and I really like the Hunger Games Trilogy so I decided I wanted a lot of the books that're coming out about the movie and storyline. Everything in the book is interesting, at least to me, because I like to see what goes into making the movie and the process of turning books into movies. The movie stills are nice so I can see what they're talking about in the companion and details I might have missed before when watching the movie itself. Watching the movie won't necessarily give you a proper look at what went into making it. I imagine that when they release the movie on DVD they'll include video of the things in this book and the Tribute Guide along with some of the other movie books (at least I hope they do), so some people will probably view the purchase of this book and the others as a waste of time and money. I intend to buy the movie on DVD and if possible get whatever version has all the bonus features. I'm glad I bought the companion because if they don't include this stuff it'll be nice to have it in book form at least.
It's a photo book with practically no information. Only a few of the tributes are even named. I know that's how it was in the movie and book, but couldn't they have at least gotten some official names made for each character instead of calling them "Tribute boy" and Tribute girl"? Surely the original book's author could have come up with some if she hasn't already.
That more than anything kills the authentic feel, since this is portrayed as being a souvenir from the Capitol.
Anyone who has become a devotee of the Hunger Games books and movies will find this companion book to be the perfect memento, with beautiful photography, actor profiles and production details to enable you to relive the experience. My copy arrived in perfect, brand-new condition. I only wish it had covered all the movies, including "Catching Fire" and "Mockingjay," and hope to see another publication in the future to complete the experience.
If you have read the books or watched the movies, you likely know most of what's presented in this book. If you have not seen the movies or read the books, then its a massive amount of spoilers and I would recommend actually reading/watching the series first. In which case my first complaint still applies. So overall, a good idea, but it should have showcased information that was new or, infranced based on whats already known to explain the story from a different perspective, or just in a new way.