Am at Starbucks right now. :D
I decided to tag along with my sister to Curve today. So while I'm lounging around at Starbucks, my sister's skulking around with Nick. Canoodling. Ack.
Just thinking about it makes me feel like gagging. I need to throw up. Excuse me a moment, please.
[pause]
Okay, feeling much better after a nice long sip of my Dark Mocha frappucino. Yum.
Anyway, to lighter topics...
I seriously want the third book of The Hunger Games trilogy now. The cliffhanger in Catching Fire is killing me. Hunger Games is catching fire in Malaysia now! No pun intended on the title. :P
But seriously, it's finally getting the attention it deserves. Yee-haw! I hope this means that we'll get the third book on a PROPER release date next year. [hint hint, Scholastic Malaysia]
So moving on, the rumoured title of the third book is The Victors. XD
It's probably the working title, but I'm ecstatic anyway. I mean, it's not the title I would have chosen, but it's just a rumour. I'd personally prefer an ambiguous title like Catching Fire.
Catching Fire was sort of alluding to the beginnings of the rebellion amongst the districts, and The Victors sounds so...literal. The Hunger Games was a literal title, but that's understandable because it's the first book and it has to ease us into the story.
The third book however, I'm guessing the title should allude as to who's going to emerge victorious in the rebellion. Nothing to do with fire, however, I hope. We already have the Catching Fire reference.
If there's the word 'sparks' or something in the third book, I wouldn't like it at all. But knowing Suzanne Collins (damn that wonderful genius), she'd probably come up with a fantastic title that would make me slap my head and say "Dammit! Why didn't I think of that?"
She has that effect on me. :P
Anyway, I've altered my sidebar a little.
I've posted the link to my Fanfiction profile. ;) Heheh, I'm so obsessed with THG that I'm actually motivated into writing fanfiction for it. Tell me what you think! Don't review though; I don't like getting reviews from people I'm personally acquainted with.
Friends are always biased. That's why I like strangers reviewing. It feels more honest. Woot!
Of course, only those of you who have actually read THG would be able to keep up with all the details of the story. Manda Khoo has read it already [waves Hi to Manda from the computer screen] & I've improved and corrected some stuff based on her nitpicking.
I like nitpickers.
/shamelessplug