"And it hurts to miss you, but it's worse to know That I'm the reason you won't come home" ~ Butterflies are seldom seen in District Nine, but when they do appear, the residents view it as a good sign. Whispers always spread quickly through the district, suggesting that the butterfly symbolizes joy and signal that change and transformation are forthcoming. However, twelve-year-old Ceres Solace is unaware that when a butterfly lands on her just before her first Reaping, her entire life is about to dramatically change in ways she cannot prevent. cover made by @sunnysidewp

PSA: THIS IS TRASH!!! THIS IS ACTUAL SHIT!!! THIS IS INCFEDIBLY FUCKING BADLY WRITTEN, IM JUST KEEPING THIS ON MY PROFILE BC THE READS ARE GIVING ME MAD STREET CRED. THE CHARACTERS ARE UNDEVELOPED AND THE RELATIONSHIPS ARE CHEESY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Last year Katniss and Peeta won the 74th Hunger Games, meaning that they now will be dragged into being mentors every single year. The 75th Annual Hunger Games is starting, meaning there will be a Quarter Quell. Nova, a girl on 12 and Raze, a boy on 18, is the unlucky ones being reaped, and they get Haymitch, Katniss and Peeta as their mentors. Can these three mentors safe one of the kids? Raze is a quick, strong boy from the mines. He quickly shows himself just as skilled in combat as the Careers. Nova is completely different. She is little and weak, and used most of her time at home dancing, studying or reading. She is a smart girl, who knows how to survive, as long as no one will try to kill her. While the kids are in the Quell fighting for their lives, Katniss and Peeta is spending a lot of time together. Not only do they have the kids in the Quell to look after, but also the wedding. And throughout all this, all the nights of holding each other, will actual love blossom?

9 years has passed for the Mellark family. Peeta, Katniss and their daughter Aloe are oblivious to the upcoming event and are once again thrust into the drama of the Hunger Games as the Quarter Quell brings forth two Champions. Who will be chosen and who will survive as the rules predict the unchanging one survivor making it out of the arena.

Hunger Games x Harry Potter Wts

You've read Pregnant in the Games. You've heard the story through Willow's eyes (mostly). But what about everyone else? What happened the night Chris died? How did Katniss react to her son being reaped? How did Blaze feel as she volunteered? These questions will be answered through this series of short stories!

What would have happened if Katniss didn't take Prim's spot in The Hunger Games? Would anything be any different? Would a new story unfold? This is my version. *WARNING: Things have been changed. Don't say I didn't warn you.*

It's the 100th Hungergames and the Quarter Quell twist; the pool of tributes shall be reaped from the descendants of Victors. Can Victoria Mason make it out alive or will she find something worth sacrificing herself for?... (Johanna Mason Daughter/ Finnick Odair Son) (OC/OC) (Next Gen fanfic)

What if Katniss never volunteered for Prim? What would her story be like? Most likely, she would have been killed by one of the career tributes. But what if the odds really are in her favor? Read Prim's story, as she is picked for the 74th annual Hunger Games to fight to the death. This is a fan-fiction story based on the novel "The Hunger Games" by Suzanne Collins. *Disclaimer: I do not own any rights to the characters, ideas, plot, dialogue, and whatsoever. All rights go to Suzanne Collins, the author of the original book, The Hunger Games. This is just a fan-fiction novel based off the novel. Please take note that if you haven't read the books (or watched the movies), this might be a bit hard to understand.* first draft ©2014 illiterate-writer revision ©2018 illiterate-writer cover ©2015 Thethreesisters

Percy, Annabeth, Jason, Piper, Frank, Hazel, Leo, Thalia, and Nico are sent to the future of Panem, taking a part in the 74th annual Hunger Games. Why are they there? Well, that's something they want to know as well. Because Zeus's reason doesn't seem good enough to send them on a life-threatening quest-- then again, does it ever? I do not own ANYTHING, Rick Riordan and Suzanne Collins do.