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|author=Michael Grant
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|pages=608
|publisher=Egmont
|date=January 2010
|isbn=1405251522
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My thanks to the nice people at Egmont for sending the book.
They really should read [[Gone by Michael Grant|Gone]] before they read ''Hunger''. Fans of this kind of catastrophe fiction will engage just as enthusiastically with [[The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins]], a dystopian thriller with just as many nods to multi media influences. The sophisticated reader shouldn't miss [[The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness]], which is equally breathless and also has some wonderfully observed humour. You might also enjoy [[Struck by Jennifer Bosworth]].
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