Before Katniss Everdeen set fire to the nation, and before the boy with the bread declared his love for her, there was Finnick Odair, living legend of Panem. Ψ ••• Ψ If Finnick Odair wins the 65th Hunger Games, he'll be the youngest victor ever. After several years of bad luck and unfortunate circumstances, District 4 is in dire need of a victor, a hero to save its people from the merciless tyranny of the Capitol. Considered a prodigy by many, Finnick is confident he can return his home to its former glory and restore its eminence in the eyes of the nation. Aided by his mentor Mags and his magnetic personality, Finnick enters the decadent world of the Capitol and instantly makes himself a favorite, the newly proclaimed golden boy of Panem. But Capitol favor alone won't keep him alive for long. When Finnick joins his fellow Careers, each of them older and more experienced than he, to face an arena hiding danger around every corner, it becomes clear these Games are designed to push him to his limits. Between battling Gamemaker schemes and fearing his own allies' betrayal, Finnick is confronted with a pivotal question: How far is he willing to go to wear the victor's crown? As the Games progress and his body count rises, Finnick finds that the closer he gets to victory, the further from humanity he strays. [A story chronicling the Hunger Games of Finnick Odair, Panem's youngest victor]

The rebelling Districts have finally taken over the Capitol. Now, Katniss Everdeen stands with her bow pointed at her enemy, former President Snow's heart. Suddenly, she changes her target to be Coin. The new president of Panem. Just before she ends Coin's life, she's stopped. Now, the announcement of the 76th Hunger Games will be made, and Snow's granddaughter, Parricida, is almost certainly going to be a tribute. What better way to show the Capitol that the Districts now control them? Join Parricida as she navigates the brand-new iteration of the Hunger Games while also aiding familiar faces in an attempt to put an end to the games. !!Contains graphic descriptions of violence, mild language, and upsetting themes. No sexual references!! !!New chapter every Sunday!! (Inspired by Suzanne Collin's The Hunger Games books. All original ideas, characters, settings, and plotlines belong to her. This is merely a fan-made extension of her books.) (Thank you to https://unsplash.com/photos/bare-trees-on-snow-covered-ground-during-daytime-LTqG7e85Wog?utm_content=creditShareLink&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=unsplash<3 for the cover photo!)

Annie Cresta is eighteen and her life is over. She doesn't doubt her own ability to survive the Hunger Games, but the male District 4 tribute is none other than Kai Cresta, her little brother. Only one of them can make it home and Annie is determined that it won't be her. --- Shoutout to @TheBestWall who comes up with half of the plot points for this book and is basically a co-author at this point

At fourteen, Finnick Odair is reaped for the 65th Hunger Games. He must travel to the Capitol - the extravagant hub of the nation Panem - to participate in a forced fight to the death with other teens. The citizens of the Capitol adore him for his looks and charm; a blessing - but also a curse. Finnick begins to see that the horrors of the Hunger Games don't end with the walls of the arena.

The stage of cheer, blood, and hope looms closer; year by year like clockwork. Twenty-four tributes. Twenty-four lives, and twenty-four stories. A hundred possibilities. But only one winner. Who will leave the 61st Hunger Games with their heart still beating? With the crown the Capitol seems to prize so dearly?

15-year-old, Calypso Vargas, had nobody in this world, parents dead, brother dead. her life if not going well and it gets a whole lot worse when she was reaped for the 66th annual Hunger Games.

The 50th Anniversary of the Hunger Games comes to Panem with a surprise - double the victors will be reaped from each district. Double the odds and double the deaths. Haymitch Abernathy, a coy, sarcastic teenager in the Seam of District 12 finds himself in the middle of an elaborate fight to the death. He is determined to stay alive using his keen observational skills, perseverance, and the help of an unlikely ally. See how one of the most adored characters in the Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins got his start in the 2nd Quarter Quell in this gripping, time hopping prequel. **All main characters and plot points come from the world created by Suzanne Collins**

Every year, the tributes fight in the Hunger Games arenas. Every year, the citizens of Panem and the Capital watch. And every year, the mentors have to watch from the mentors room, famed Victors themselves, and almost entirely unable to bring home another Victor. Nobody's ever said that a Victor's life got easier after the games ended.

Selene Nightingale, a tribute from District 12, wields her talent for singing as both a weapon and a lifeline in the deadly 70th Annual Hunger Games. As her haunting melodies resonate throughout the arena and capture the Capitol's heart, she must navigate treachery and betrayal-can she outsmart her enemies and rise as a symbol of hope before the final note plays?

This year, for the 4th Quarter Quell, or the 100th year of the hunger games, 24 sets of twins will be reaped. 2 sets from each district. Once one twin dies, the other twin dies. One set of twins will survive. Good luck, and may the odds be ever in your favor. 《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》◆《》 All ideas for the hunger games belong to Suzanne Collins