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The Hunger Games: Similarities Between Book And Movie
There are many differences and similarities found between “The Hunger Games” book and movie. These changes affected the characters as well as the readers for example on the train ride home peeta never found out that katniss was playing the love act so petta believes katniss loves him. There are lots of similarities of the book and film such as When “ Katniss and gale sneak out into the woods to hunt, and gail brings a loaf of bread”. As well as when Primerose gets called at the reaping, and Katniss took her place. Those are only some of the similarities of the book and movie. Not only are their similarities, but their are also differences of the book, and movie. One is when haymitch fell off the stage at the reaping in the book

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