Lyra Powell is just your ordinary farm girl until she's reaped for the 67th annual Hunger Games. With no survival or fighting skills she is well and truly fucked. This is the story about survival, how one girl becomes the arsonist of the capitol and joins the revolution. (OC/Finnick Odair)

In District four, the sea is both home and prison. Caelis is eighteen, with salt in her veins and exhaustion in her bones. Years ago, a storm took her father and her little sister. Since then, she's lived only to survive: fishing, selling what she can... and selling her body. She does it to feed a broken mother who not only allows it, she demands it. No one protects Caelis. No one dares. In Districts one, two and four, children are trained from a young age for the Hunger Games. Volunteering is a badge of honor. But Caelis has always avoided the arena. The Games are the least of her fears. Until the Reaping comes. And the thought of death starts to feel like peace. Marius Tideborn, the boy who has used and abused her for years, should volunteer. But he doesn't. So Caelis does. Not to win. To die. On the train to the Capitol, alongside arrogant Kai Rivendel, Caelis finds unexpected comfort in her mentors: Finnick Odair and Annie Cresta. No one knows her plan, to step into the arena and let it end there. But everything changes when she meets Jasper Flint, the male tribute from District one. Trained, ruthless, wealthy. He volunteered, as expected. But something went wrong: the girl who was meant to volunteer with him backed out. His little sister, Ruby, fourteen years old, was reaped instead. Jasper quickly realizes Caelis doesn't intend to fight. He makes her a deal: if she protects his sister in the arena, Ruby will use their wealth to save Caelis's mother from poverty. Caelis agrees. Not to live, but to make her death mean something. As the arena looms, among enemies, whispered secrets, and glances that cut deeper than blades, Caelis will discover that some bonds run deeper than hate... and even those who long for death may still find something, or someone, worth staying alive for. ─── ⋆⋅☆⋅⋆ ──── © This is a fanfiction based on the Hunger Games universe created by Suzanne Collins. The setting and any canon characters belong to Suzanne Coll

When a bird sings its song, will the moon only listen?

Layla Capulin was reaped at thirteen years old. A child of District 5 with no real chances of victory. How would she fare in this game of survival?

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?

I think we all knew this would be a tragedy. ⋆⭒˚.⋆ Esther Paige is charming, witty, and the loneliest woman in Panem. After winning the 69th Hunger Games, she has to leave her world in District 8 behind and create a new life for herself in the Capitol as the newest Master of Ceremonies for the Hunger Games. However, life in the bright, rich Capitol is nothing like Esther thought it would be. Just when she is about to drown from all of the pain and pressure from her new life, a victor from District 4 comes into her life like a breath of fresh air. The only question is... how long would it be until that fresh air fades out, leaving Esther suffocating all over again? ⋆⭒˚.⋆ warning: contains topics of violence, death, trauma, and suicide hunger games to catching fire

Amaryllis Greenshire is a girl from District 10. She lives a normal life just like everyone else in her district. To her the Hunger Games was just a punishment enforced by the capital each year. Until it was her turn to take part in the Reaping. When someone she cares about gets chosen she makes the decision to volunteer. Will she survive the brutal game so young? Catching Fire: After winning her games and becoming a mentor. She meets a boy named Finnick Odair. The Quarter Quell has arrived and she is forced back into the arena. Will their friendship and love prevail? And will they both make it out alive? MockingJay: Amaryllis isn't an ordinary girl. She is the youngest female victor and has survived the 75th Hunger Games. But what will become of her in the rebellion against the Capital? Will she ever get her happy ending? #1 in Dystopian 11/28/23

Clove discovers a powerful secret about her bestfriend, Cato, and if anyone found out, he'd be dead. Something unimaginable happens after their first few days in the games, leading them into a whole new life. Can she trust Cato after what he did? Does he even love her, or was he just pretending? Clove needed him, was he there? - Cover art made by me. - #6 in #clato 12/8/20 - #42 in #peeta 12/7/20 I do not own the Hunger Games, all rights are reserved to Suzanna Collins. This is simply a fan fiction, thank you.