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KindleVixen’s Fantasy Hunger Games Cast

I don’t think it is any big secret that I love really well written and smart Young Adult books, and one of my favorites is the Hunger Games series by Suzanne Collins. It’s a not entirely unbelievable and heartbreaking post-apocalyptic story of a young girl and the rebellion she reluctantly becomes the face of. When I read the movie rights to the trilogy had been picked up by Lionsgate I was cautiously excited. Let’s face it, movie adaptions almost never go right. The Swedish adaptations of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo being one of the only exceptions. I am even more cautious with the announcement of Jennifer Lawrence being cast as Katniss. Her role in Winter’s Bone certainly testifies to her acting ability, but she is a far cry from what I imagined Katniss to be. Physical appearances can certainly be altered so she gets the benefit of the doubt and Suzanne Collins’ stamp of approval.
As discussion bounces around the internet and among my fellow mom friends who love this series, I say why not throw out our fantasy casts*? Don’t tell me you don’t have them. Or is it just me? Hmm. Well whatever, you are getting mine because this blog desperately needed a new post and this is what I felt like doing right now.
Playing the role of Katniss Everdeen:Kaya Scodelario |
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Playing the role of Peeta Mellark: Hunter Parrish |
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Playing the role of Gale Hawthorne:Ethen Peck | ![]() |
Playing the role of Haymitch Abernathy:Hugh Laurie |
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Playing the role of Effie Trinket: Kristen Chenoweth |
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Playing the role of Prim Everdeen: Elle Fanning |
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Playing the role of Rue:Yara Shahidi |
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Playing the role of President Snow:Malcolm McDowell |
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Agree? Disagree? Who is on your list?
*This entire post is just rambling and speculation and wishful thinking.
Amazon Kindle rocks the holiday season.
According to a statement from Amazon.com, the Kindle is now the most gifted item on amazon…. EVER. In addition to that shocking fact, on Christmas day it seems that Ebooks outsold physical books for the first time in history.
A few more interesting facts from Amazon:
Amazon customers purchased enough fruit cake to equal the weight of a 1967 Volkswagen Bug. Amazon customers bought enough gingerbread house kits that if stacked on top of each other would be as tall as the Sears Tower. If all the computers customers purchased this holiday were stacked one on top of the other, they would be more than twice as high as Mt. Everest. During the 2009 holiday season, Amazon customers bought enough 8 GB iPod touches to play 442 years of continuous music. In 2009, Amazon customers purchased enough heart rate monitor watches to put one on the wrist of everyone who finished the New York City marathons in 2008 and 2009. Amazon customers purchased enough Frustration-Free Package items to eliminate over 32,000 pounds of frustrating plastic materials, such as plastic clamshells.
So glad to see the frustration-free package numbers…. less plastic! woo!
Anyway, if you want to see more interesting facts and more from amazon, check out the release here.
I am practically vibrating with happiness for all the new Kindle owners out there…. as I like to say on twitter: Welcome to the dark side
I was not so lucky enough to get any electronic fun things for christmas, no iphone *pout*. My Christmas gifts…. a pink snuggie, a knitted purple hat, and potpourri. My kid have interesting taste, but I love them for it. What did you get under your tree?
New Jeaniene Frost Cover
Jeaniene promised on her twitter account this morning that the cover for First Drop of Crimson would be up today and she has delivered. In addition to the seriously hot cover (do ya see the man cleavage? *swoon*) she has posted the back cover description, the prologue, and chapter one. A very nice treat for us obsessed fans….
Check it all out on her livejournal here!
New Lora Leigh Cover

Amazon has posted the cover to Lora Leigh’s Lion Heat, the long awaited Jonas Wyatt book. Breed Series book #20 according to Goodreads
Release Date – April 6, 2010













