Differences Between Hunger Games Book And Movie

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After reading and watching the movie of hunger games,The movie and book had many similarities and differences that changes the story.Here are some differences and similarites. Here are some similaris first off Peeta likes Katniss and Katniss like Peeta too.This is a quote in both the book and movie When Katniss told prim to ‘Tuck that tail in little duck’.Some more things from the story and movie is that Peeta and Katniss scores from the district and get very happy because they scored.Then Katniss push Peeta into the wall because he told the advance that he liked Katniss.

The differences between the book and the movie is Prim gave gave Katniss the pin because it reminded Katniss about Prim and Katniss home. The next differences

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