15 year old Clove Kentwell has been selected as District Two's female tribute in the 74th annual Hunger Games, and her best friend, 17 year old Cato Hadley, has volunteered. Since he is the strongest and most brutal tribute, of course no female in 2 would want to volunteer and go against him. There was always next year, right? Not for these two. Now stuck in a game where one of them must die, Clove must choose between having nothing left to live for or not living at all. What lies in store for the games? Can they keep their romantic feelings under wraps? Can their friendship survive? Can they? This is my own thought out perspective of how Clove would have experienced the games, while matching all the events in Suzanne Collin's novel, The Hunger Games. Some aspects will be from the novel, others from my mind. If you ship Glato, do not read. cuz... just no.

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Deep in the meadow is where the Mellark family can live safe from harm, safe from danger, and especially, safe from the games. President Snow is dead. His family is dead. And the Capitol will learn to live equally with the districts. But as we know from the rebellion Katniss triggered, it only takes one person to make a huge change, and that change may not always be for the better. What the districts don't know, is that the Capitol's head thaumaturge survived the rebellion and isn't happy about the changes that Katniss made. He wants the Capitol to be the head of Panem again. He wants things to be like they used to. But what he really wants, is to get the games back. To become President of Panem. To rule just like his role-model, president Snow. But first, he has to get rid of the person that killed his President, killed his daughter, and got rid of the games. Katniss. And that includes her family.

I was fifteen when my name was chosen at the reaping. Fifteen when I was forced to fight to the death in the Hunger Games. Only fifteen when I had to fight for everything I had ever known in the world. I was the intelligent tribute, the one who fought with strategy and intellect, a silent power I had always had ever since I could remember. I was too smart to die so young. I was the tribute that was too clever. COMPLETED ********** Author's Note Hi everyone! This is the story of Foxface, a silent, but strong, tribute of the 74th Hunger Games. The book takes the reader on Foxface's journey though the Capitol and the arena. I wrote this story because I have always thought that Foxface was an interesting character and wondered about what else she did in the Games besides what Katniss tells us in the book, so I decided to make it up how I imagined it myself. This is my first book, so please don't judge too much. I tried to write it to the best of ability, but that can only take me so far. Thank you so much for reading my Foxface fanfiction, and I hope you enjoy it as much I enjoyed writing it! Please note: This story is all true to the book with some things added from the movie. I did not add any random twists or change anything about the plot. I own nothing. This was all made possible by the Hunger Games written by the amazing writer Suzanne Collins.

[SLOWLY EDITING] Mare Dalyngridge was a peasant girl that was caught in the middle of a war. She thought that she could survive without a scratch, but instead she barely escapes with her life. Ned and Catelyn Stark take her in, and she quickly befriends Bran Stark. But will they become more than friends? Or will a tragic event occur that will end the Dalyngridge girl's legacy altogether? *#1 in 'Bran Stark'! *#129 in 'Game of Thrones' [Credit goes to George R. R. Martin and HBO. I only own Mare.] FIRST PUBLISHED; 10 March 2015 FINISHED; 15 June 2015 ©️ chronic-overthinker / Isadora Hale 2015-2017

It's the Eleventh annual Hunger Games, and 16-year-old Mags Flanagan is selected as the girl tribute from District Four. Find out how she won her Games, and how she became the quiet, loving Mags we all know from Catching Fire.