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  1. This week on #CurrentlyReading with Book Notification...

    📖 The Hunger Games by #SuzanneCollins and a thriller by #MeganLally

    📺 The Housemaid by #FreidaMcFadden

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies👇 #mastodon

  2. This week on #CurrentlyReading with Book Notification...

    📖 The Hunger Games by #SuzanneCollins and a thriller by #MeganLally

    📺 The Housemaid by #FreidaMcFadden

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies👇 #mastodon

  3. This week on #CurrentlyReading with Book Notification...

    📖 The Hunger Games by #SuzanneCollins and a thriller by #MeganLally

    📺 The Housemaid by #FreidaMcFadden

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies👇 #mastodon

  4. This week on #CurrentlyReading with Book Notification...

    📖 The Hunger Games by #SuzanneCollins and a thriller by #MeganLally

    📺 The Housemaid by #FreidaMcFadden

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies👇 #mastodon

  5. This week on #CurrentlyReading with Book Notification...

    📖 The Hunger Games by #SuzanneCollins and a thriller by #MeganLally

    📺 The Housemaid by #FreidaMcFadden

    What are you reading right now? Drop it in the replies👇 #mastodon

  6. The oh-so-politically-relevant The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes reveals that Reaping Day for every Hunger Games in Panem is July 4. May the odds be ever in your favor tomorrow (and always)! #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins #DystopianLit #ScienceFiction #July4th

  7. The oh-so-politically-relevant The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes reveals that Reaping Day for every Hunger Games in Panem is July 4. May the odds be ever in your favor tomorrow (and always)! #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins #DystopianLit #ScienceFiction #July4th

  8. The oh-so-politically-relevant The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes reveals that Reaping Day for every Hunger Games in Panem is July 4. May the odds be ever in your favor tomorrow (and always)! #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins #DystopianLit #ScienceFiction #July4th

  9. The oh-so-politically-relevant The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes reveals that Reaping Day for every Hunger Games in Panem is July 4. May the odds be ever in your favor tomorrow (and always)! #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins #DystopianLit #ScienceFiction #July4th

  10. The oh-so-politically-relevant The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes reveals that Reaping Day for every Hunger Games in Panem is July 4. May the odds be ever in your favor tomorrow (and always)! #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins #DystopianLit #ScienceFiction #July4th

  11. I reread Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins, a prequel in The Hunger Games series.

    The story makes it abundantly clear that the revolution will not be televised. The media chooses how they spin a story, and they will turn a revolting story into propaganda if that's what they want.

    #thg #sotr #propaganda #SunriseOnTheReaping #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  12. I reread Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins, a prequel in The Hunger Games series.

    The story makes it abundantly clear that the revolution will not be televised. The media chooses how they spin a story, and they will turn a revolting story into propaganda if that's what they want.

    #thg #sotr #propaganda #SunriseOnTheReaping #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  13. I reread Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins, a prequel in The Hunger Games series.

    The story makes it abundantly clear that the revolution will not be televised. The media chooses how they spin a story, and they will turn a revolting story into propaganda if that's what they want.

    #thg #sotr #propaganda #SunriseOnTheReaping #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  14. This series begins next week! I am so happy to say that, thanks to student interest, we are revisiting #TheHungerGames books this Summer-Fall in SPACE (Signum Portals for Adult Continuing Education) #online via #SignumUniversity. #TheHungerGames series of modules starts in June!

    May the odds be ever in our favor. 🏹

    youtu.be/Tlwojys1CR0?si=ZaYdjo

    Info: blackberry.signumuniversity.or

    #Dystopia #SFF #YoungAdult #YALit #ScienceFiction #SuzanneCollins #Books #Bookstodon #Resist

  15. This series begins next week! I am so happy to say that, thanks to student interest, we are revisiting #TheHungerGames books this Summer-Fall in SPACE (Signum Portals for Adult Continuing Education) #online via #SignumUniversity. #TheHungerGames series of modules starts in June!

    May the odds be ever in our favor. 🏹

    youtu.be/Tlwojys1CR0?si=ZaYdjo

    Info: blackberry.signumuniversity.or

    #Dystopia #SFF #YoungAdult #YALit #ScienceFiction #SuzanneCollins #Books #Bookstodon #Resist

  16. This series begins next week! I am so happy to say that, thanks to student interest, we are revisiting #TheHungerGames books this Summer-Fall in SPACE (Signum Portals for Adult Continuing Education) #online via #SignumUniversity. #TheHungerGames series of modules starts in June!

    May the odds be ever in our favor. 🏹

    youtu.be/Tlwojys1CR0?si=ZaYdjo

    Info: blackberry.signumuniversity.or

    #Dystopia #SFF #YoungAdult #YALit #ScienceFiction #SuzanneCollins #Books #Bookstodon #Resist

  17. This series begins next week! I am so happy to say that, thanks to student interest, we are revisiting #TheHungerGames books this Summer-Fall in SPACE (Signum Portals for Adult Continuing Education) #online via #SignumUniversity. #TheHungerGames series of modules starts in June!

    May the odds be ever in our favor. 🏹

    youtu.be/Tlwojys1CR0?si=ZaYdjo

    Info: blackberry.signumuniversity.or

    #Dystopia #SFF #YoungAdult #YALit #ScienceFiction #SuzanneCollins #Books #Bookstodon #Resist

  18. This series begins next week! I am so happy to say that, thanks to student interest, we are revisiting #TheHungerGames books this Summer-Fall in SPACE (Signum Portals for Adult Continuing Education) #online via #SignumUniversity. #TheHungerGames series of modules starts in June!

    May the odds be ever in our favor. 🏹

    youtu.be/Tlwojys1CR0?si=ZaYdjo

    Info: blackberry.signumuniversity.or

    #Dystopia #SFF #YoungAdult #YALit #ScienceFiction #SuzanneCollins #Books #Bookstodon #Resist

  19. See the Next ‘Hunger Games’ in This Trip Down Memory Lane

    Have you been feeling nostalgic for the Hunger Games movies? Lionsgate hopes so, because it gave fans a long look…
    #NewsBeep #News #Movies #Entertainment #SuzanneCollins #TheHungerGames #TheHungerGames:SunriseontheReaping #UK #UnitedKingdom
    newsbeep.com/uk/525960/

  20. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    4. Mockingjay (the Hunger Games series, book 3) - Suzanne Collins

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page about the book: thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    In this concluding chapter, Katniss Everdeen has survived the games twice, but the fight is far from over. She finds herself thrust into the heart of an all-out civil war between the districts and the Capitol. To win, she must decide if she is willing to truly become the "Mockingjay"—the official face of the rebellion. The story is a high-stakes exploration of the gritty reality of revolution, the power of propaganda, and the personal toll of fighting for freedom.

    Although the books were aimed at young adults, I do think this one has some gory bits in it... Some deaths are just more horrid than others. Some are sad... Some aren't... 😉

    The final book of the original trilogy about the Mockingjay, Katniss Everdeen. After this book, two more books came out, although it took almost ten years before the 4th came, which tells the story of young Coriolanus Snow.

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    I've just started The Ballad... But it's a bigger one. The first three books had a bit more than 500 pages, this one has almost 800! So it will probably take me a bit longer to finish this one... According to my Kobo, I will probably need about 13½ hours to "get through" this one. 😊

    Let's keep reading then.... :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  21. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    4. Mockingjay (the Hunger Games series, book 3) - Suzanne Collins

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page about the book: thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    In this concluding chapter, Katniss Everdeen has survived the games twice, but the fight is far from over. She finds herself thrust into the heart of an all-out civil war between the districts and the Capitol. To win, she must decide if she is willing to truly become the "Mockingjay"—the official face of the rebellion. The story is a high-stakes exploration of the gritty reality of revolution, the power of propaganda, and the personal toll of fighting for freedom.

    Although the books were aimed at young adults, I do think this one has some gory bits in it... Some deaths are just more horrid than others. Some are sad... Some aren't... 😉

    The final book of the original trilogy about the Mockingjay, Katniss Everdeen. After this book, two more books came out, although it took almost ten years before the 4th came, which tells the story of young Coriolanus Snow.

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    I've just started The Ballad... But it's a bigger one. The first three books had a bit more than 500 pages, this one has almost 800! So it will probably take me a bit longer to finish this one... According to my Kobo, I will probably need about 13½ hours to "get through" this one. 😊

    Let's keep reading then.... :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  22. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    4. Mockingjay (the Hunger Games series, book 3) - Suzanne Collins

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page about the book: thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    In this concluding chapter, Katniss Everdeen has survived the games twice, but the fight is far from over. She finds herself thrust into the heart of an all-out civil war between the districts and the Capitol. To win, she must decide if she is willing to truly become the "Mockingjay"—the official face of the rebellion. The story is a high-stakes exploration of the gritty reality of revolution, the power of propaganda, and the personal toll of fighting for freedom.

    Although the books were aimed at young adults, I do think this one has some gory bits in it... Some deaths are just more horrid than others. Some are sad... Some aren't... 😉

    The final book of the original trilogy about the Mockingjay, Katniss Everdeen. After this book, two more books came out, although it took almost ten years before the 4th came, which tells the story of young Coriolanus Snow.

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    I've just started The Ballad... But it's a bigger one. The first three books had a bit more than 500 pages, this one has almost 800! So it will probably take me a bit longer to finish this one... According to my Kobo, I will probably need about 13½ hours to "get through" this one. 😊

    Let's keep reading then.... :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  23. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    4. Mockingjay (the Hunger Games series, book 3) - Suzanne Collins

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page about the book: thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    In this concluding chapter, Katniss Everdeen has survived the games twice, but the fight is far from over. She finds herself thrust into the heart of an all-out civil war between the districts and the Capitol. To win, she must decide if she is willing to truly become the "Mockingjay"—the official face of the rebellion. The story is a high-stakes exploration of the gritty reality of revolution, the power of propaganda, and the personal toll of fighting for freedom.

    Although the books were aimed at young adults, I do think this one has some gory bits in it... Some deaths are just more horrid than others. Some are sad... Some aren't... 😉

    The final book of the original trilogy about the Mockingjay, Katniss Everdeen. After this book, two more books came out, although it took almost ten years before the 4th came, which tells the story of young Coriolanus Snow.

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    I've just started The Ballad... But it's a bigger one. The first three books had a bit more than 500 pages, this one has almost 800! So it will probably take me a bit longer to finish this one... According to my Kobo, I will probably need about 13½ hours to "get through" this one. 😊

    Let's keep reading then.... :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  24. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    4. Mockingjay (the Hunger Games series, book 3) - Suzanne Collins

    Link 🔗 to the Fandom wiki page about the book: thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    In this concluding chapter, Katniss Everdeen has survived the games twice, but the fight is far from over. She finds herself thrust into the heart of an all-out civil war between the districts and the Capitol. To win, she must decide if she is willing to truly become the "Mockingjay"—the official face of the rebellion. The story is a high-stakes exploration of the gritty reality of revolution, the power of propaganda, and the personal toll of fighting for freedom.

    Although the books were aimed at young adults, I do think this one has some gory bits in it... Some deaths are just more horrid than others. Some are sad... Some aren't... 😉

    The final book of the original trilogy about the Mockingjay, Katniss Everdeen. After this book, two more books came out, although it took almost ten years before the 4th came, which tells the story of young Coriolanus Snow.

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    I've just started The Ballad... But it's a bigger one. The first three books had a bit more than 500 pages, this one has almost 800! So it will probably take me a bit longer to finish this one... According to my Kobo, I will probably need about 13½ hours to "get through" this one. 😊

    Let's keep reading then.... :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #TheHungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  25. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    3. Catching Fire (the Hunger Games series, book 2) - Suzanne Collins

    Info about the book from WikiFandom 🔗
    thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    Picking up after the first book, the story follows Katniss Everdeen as she returns home to District 12. Her victory has unintentionally fueled a spark of rebellion across the oppressed districts of Panem. As the Capitol seeks to regain control, Katniss and Peeta are forced back into the spotlight for the 75th Hunger Games, a special "Quarter Quell" that changes the rules of survival forever.

    For those who have only seen the movies, the books have some differences in them. Some are slight, some are bigger... I love the movies, but I also really like the books a lot. Some characters get a little more depth in the books, where (especially in the third book, Mockingjay) some characters get more attention in the movies than they had in the books (or vise versa).

    The Hunger Games books are aimed at young-adults, so they don't use too much difficult words in them. They are a relaxing read, and even after reading them several times, and knowing the movies by heart, I still love to re-read them every now and then...

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    Onwards to Mockingjay! :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #HungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  26. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    3. Catching Fire (the Hunger Games series, book 2) - Suzanne Collins

    Info about the book from WikiFandom 🔗
    thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    Picking up after the first book, the story follows Katniss Everdeen as she returns home to District 12. Her victory has unintentionally fueled a spark of rebellion across the oppressed districts of Panem. As the Capitol seeks to regain control, Katniss and Peeta are forced back into the spotlight for the 75th Hunger Games, a special "Quarter Quell" that changes the rules of survival forever.

    For those who have only seen the movies, the books have some differences in them. Some are slight, some are bigger... I love the movies, but I also really like the books a lot. Some characters get a little more depth in the books, where (especially in the third book, Mockingjay) some characters get more attention in the movies than they had in the books (or vise versa).

    The Hunger Games books are aimed at young-adults, so they don't use too much difficult words in them. They are a relaxing read, and even after reading them several times, and knowing the movies by heart, I still love to re-read them every now and then...

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    Onwards to Mockingjay! :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #HungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  27. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    3. Catching Fire (the Hunger Games series, book 2) - Suzanne Collins

    Info about the book from WikiFandom 🔗
    thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    Picking up after the first book, the story follows Katniss Everdeen as she returns home to District 12. Her victory has unintentionally fueled a spark of rebellion across the oppressed districts of Panem. As the Capitol seeks to regain control, Katniss and Peeta are forced back into the spotlight for the 75th Hunger Games, a special "Quarter Quell" that changes the rules of survival forever.

    For those who have only seen the movies, the books have some differences in them. Some are slight, some are bigger... I love the movies, but I also really like the books a lot. Some characters get a little more depth in the books, where (especially in the third book, Mockingjay) some characters get more attention in the movies than they had in the books (or vise versa).

    The Hunger Games books are aimed at young-adults, so they don't use too much difficult words in them. They are a relaxing read, and even after reading them several times, and knowing the movies by heart, I still love to re-read them every now and then...

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    Onwards to Mockingjay! :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #HungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  28. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    3. Catching Fire (the Hunger Games series, book 2) - Suzanne Collins

    Info about the book from WikiFandom 🔗
    thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    Picking up after the first book, the story follows Katniss Everdeen as she returns home to District 12. Her victory has unintentionally fueled a spark of rebellion across the oppressed districts of Panem. As the Capitol seeks to regain control, Katniss and Peeta are forced back into the spotlight for the 75th Hunger Games, a special "Quarter Quell" that changes the rules of survival forever.

    For those who have only seen the movies, the books have some differences in them. Some are slight, some are bigger... I love the movies, but I also really like the books a lot. Some characters get a little more depth in the books, where (especially in the third book, Mockingjay) some characters get more attention in the movies than they had in the books (or vise versa).

    The Hunger Games books are aimed at young-adults, so they don't use too much difficult words in them. They are a relaxing read, and even after reading them several times, and knowing the movies by heart, I still love to re-read them every now and then...

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    Onwards to Mockingjay! :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #HungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  29. @bookstodon
    #BooksIn2026 #Bookstodon

    3. Catching Fire (the Hunger Games series, book 2) - Suzanne Collins

    Info about the book from WikiFandom 🔗
    thehungergames.fandom.com/wiki

    Picking up after the first book, the story follows Katniss Everdeen as she returns home to District 12. Her victory has unintentionally fueled a spark of rebellion across the oppressed districts of Panem. As the Capitol seeks to regain control, Katniss and Peeta are forced back into the spotlight for the 75th Hunger Games, a special "Quarter Quell" that changes the rules of survival forever.

    For those who have only seen the movies, the books have some differences in them. Some are slight, some are bigger... I love the movies, but I also really like the books a lot. Some characters get a little more depth in the books, where (especially in the third book, Mockingjay) some characters get more attention in the movies than they had in the books (or vise versa).

    The Hunger Games books are aimed at young-adults, so they don't use too much difficult words in them. They are a relaxing read, and even after reading them several times, and knowing the movies by heart, I still love to re-read them every now and then...

    Some info on the books (and movies):

    • 1. The Hunger Games (Sept 2008) - Movie: Mar 2012
    • 2. Catching Fire (Sept 2009) - Movie: Nov 2013
    • 3. Mockingjay (Aug 2010) - Movie: 2014/2015 (Two parts)
    • 4. The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Prequel, May 2020) - Movie: Nov 2023
    • 5. Sunrise on the Reaping (Prequel, March 2025) - Movie: Scheduled for 2026

    Onwards to Mockingjay! :blobcatbook:

    #Reading #Books #HungerGames #SuzanneCollins

  30. Two of my favorite 5-star reads this year have a great deal to say about authoritarianism, “implicit submission,” resistance, and our shared humanity. I know I will be thinking about both of these works in 2026: The World of Yesterday (1942) by #StefanZweig (nonfiction) and Sunrise on the Reaping (2025) by #SuzanneCollins (fiction). #Books #Bookstodon

  31. Two of my favorite 5-star reads this year have a great deal to say about authoritarianism, “implicit submission,” resistance, and our shared humanity. I know I will be thinking about both of these works in 2026: The World of Yesterday (1942) by #StefanZweig (nonfiction) and Sunrise on the Reaping (2025) by #SuzanneCollins (fiction). #Books #Bookstodon

  32. Two of my favorite 5-star reads this year have a great deal to say about authoritarianism, “implicit submission,” resistance, and our shared humanity. I know I will be thinking about both of these works in 2026: The World of Yesterday (1942) by #StefanZweig (nonfiction) and Sunrise on the Reaping (2025) by #SuzanneCollins (fiction). #Books #Bookstodon

  33. Two of my favorite 5-star reads this year have a great deal to say about authoritarianism, “implicit submission,” resistance, and our shared humanity. I know I will be thinking about both of these works in 2026: The World of Yesterday (1942) by #StefanZweig (nonfiction) and Sunrise on the Reaping (2025) by #SuzanneCollins (fiction). #Books #Bookstodon

  34. Two of my favorite 5-star reads this year have a great deal to say about authoritarianism, “implicit submission,” resistance, and our shared humanity. I know I will be thinking about both of these works in 2026: The World of Yesterday (1942) by #StefanZweig (nonfiction) and Sunrise on the Reaping (2025) by #SuzanneCollins (fiction). #Books #Bookstodon