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The Hunger Games was somewhere to escape to on a good or bad day it made you forget where you were and start being a different person, even if it only lasted the length of a book.

I can't imagine the Hunger Games the way I used to when I re-read the book.

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Two of my favourite series of books have both been turned into films - The Hunger Games and Twilight.ДЄnd after watching the first Hunger Games it totally ruined the book for me forever. Films don't do that for you but books do! Almost all books that become bestsellers get turned into films and sometimes the films really please you and sometimes it can be soul-destroying! I love reading with a passion I love letting my imagination run wild and imagining what all these characters look like and how they're feeling. And it's more common to find people that prefer to sit in front of the television all day than it is to find someone that wants to sit at home reading all day.

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most days people prefer to have a day sitting in front of the television watching the latest films and TV shows some people even just watch TV for the sake of watching TV and they're willing to watch any old junk. Because while the movies are goodвЂ¦ the books are ALWAYS better.Дo you think books are better than films? Send us your thoughts - or join the discussion on Facebook Your responses

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Which is why I'm telling you all to forget about movie magic and get back to the pure magic that lives upon your bookshelves.

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You can live as someone else, free of your own troubles, even if only for two hundred pages.Д«ooks are magic. When you read a book, nothing else exists and you can be a whole other person in this completely new and amazing world. Nothing is impossible, nothing is out of reachвЂ¦ДЄnd thatвЂ¦ that is why books are always better. You can be in love, you can hate, you can triumph, you can lose. You can be a demigod, you can be an alien, you can be an angel, a god, a villain, a hero. You can be the girl who battles cancer, along with all the pain and uncertainty that comes with it. With a book, you can be the hero who kills the demon with one twirl of your blade. Books? Books let you feel everything, know everything and LIVE everything. You're merely an observer: you aren't feeling everything the character feels, aren't reading every single one of their innermost thoughts, all of their doubts and fears and hopes. They are a pure escape вЂ“ there's nothing like sitting in the cinema, devoid of any other distraction, focused completely on the story playing on the screen.ДЇilms are great, but they just don't have the same.inclusion that books have. Films can make us see a lot of things вЂ“ sometimes things that even books cannot do so well. They can have us on the edge of our seats as vicious battle scenes are fought right before us, have us sobbing over a death, a heartbreak or smiling with joy. They can bring whole worlds to life before our eyes, make characters into living, breathing flesh and blood.

The suspense and emotion just didn't project from page to the screen.ДЇilms. They got almost everything exactly right, but it still. The same thing happened with The Hunger Games. So why am I so obsessed with the things they changed? Why am I so much more in love with the book than with the film? But this didn't matter вЂ“ Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters was absolutely stunning. They changed the plot, of course, and missed various things out, adding others in their place. They got the characters, the world, the creatures, the feel all right. It was so, so much better than its prequel, Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief, and stuck so much closer to the book вЂ“ something that obviously made me exceptionally happy. The film was amazing вЂ“ seriously, it blew me away. I re-read the book, made numerous notes, wrote down everything I wanted to see in the film and brought a notebook into the cinema with me, ready to jot down my thoughts as the film played out before me. We all needed to write something on the film and our views on it. I went to see Percy Jackson and the Sea of Monsters with the Spinebreakers.

I can feel the warp overtaking me