Catching Fire

Historical Context and Significance

«Catching Fire» is the second book in Suzanne Collins' Hunger Games trilogy, continuing the story of Katniss Everdeen and her fight against the totalitarian regime of the Capitol. The book holds significant historical importance as it deepens the themes of resistance, sacrifice, and revolution introduced in the first book. Its cultural impact is evident in the increased interest in dystopian narratives and heroines who challenge oppression. The book also contributed to the popularity of young adult literature and inspired numerous adaptations, including successful films. «Catching Fire» became a symbol of the struggle for freedom and justice, resonating with readers worldwide.