Katniss is portrayed throughout the series as a steely teenaged action heroine. To win a brand new copy of Catching Fire just leave a comment telling us which female heroine in teenage fictional history most inspires you. A couple that come to my mind include Ellie from the Tomorrow When the War Began series and Elspeth Gordie from the Obernewtyn Chronicles. Entries are open until 5pm EST on Friday 6th August. The competition is open to residents of Australia, New Zealand, Canada, USA and the UK. The winner of the competition will be announced on Monday 9th August. Good luck to everyone!!
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ReplyDeleteMy favorite character is definitely Kit from "The Witch of Blackbird Pond". She is smart, beautiful, kind, and, most importantly, stood up for what she believed in, regardless of the consequence.
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My favourite teenage female heroine...
ReplyDeleteHermoine Grainger from Harry Potter, of course!
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ReplyDeleteI like Rose from Vampire Academy because she's so strong and self-reliant. She doesn't need a guy to rescue her every five minutes, and she's not afraid to say what she's thinking.
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My Favorite Teenage heroine has to be Evie from Paranormalcy. She is kick bleep.
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My favourite heroine is Anne Shirley, from Anne of Green Gables.
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My favorite heroines are: Meg from A Wrinkle in Time, Katniss from Hunger Games & Flavia De Luce from The Sweetness at the Bottom of the Pie by Alan Bradley.
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One of my favorite heroines is Max from the Maximum Ride series. She is strong and fierce and would do anything to protect her flock.
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My favorite would have to be Anne Shirley of Anne of Green Gables...there is a reason that book is considered a classic!
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Mine is definitely Max from the Maximum Ride series too! She can seriously kick-butt and is totally unselfish.
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I like Kate from Wintercraft, she tough, strong and selfless.
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Winnie in Tuck Everlasting. I admired her decision to live her life as a normal person when tempted with immortality.
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Hermione Granger from Harry Potter.
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ReplyDeleteI am going to have to go with Katniss. She has so much responsibility and courage for a girl her age. She amazes me on being able to handle and learn from all the obstacles she has come across, from the hunger games to providing and loving her family. She is a true hero. I am so excited for this next book! Melissa
Anne Shirley from Anne of Green Gables was my favorite heroine growing up. Also Dru Anderson from Strange Angels. She stood up for herself and tried to do the right thing.
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Thanks to everyone who entered our Hunger Games - Catching Fire competition. It's Monday and we can now congratulate SusanKMann who nominated Kate from Wintercraft has her favourite young adult heroine. Susan will be receiving her brand new copy of Suzanne Collin's second Hunger Games novel, Catching Fire, shortly. Stay tuned for our next competition coming very soon!!
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