The Hunger Games Should Be Taught In Schools

The Hungar games, maybe one of the most well known books in the world, In schools around the world children are reading it, but the question is should they be? Furthermore, some people believe that the hunger games are too violent to be taught in schools. In my opinion the Hungar games is a book that should be read in schools.

To begin, all the violence is fiction, meaning there is no violence that has affected anyone. Evidence from the text is,“In a book originally marketed as young adult fiction, it presents questions of government control, deceit, violence and child killing for the reading audience to consider.” Next, the evidence says that everything that happens in the book and movie is fake and didn’t happen in real life. In addition, more evidence from the text,“That being said, there is little to no difference between movie goers who watch the movie The Hunger Games and the masses in the movie that witness the cruelty of the Games.” In addition, the evidence explains how only in the movie you can see all the violence and in the book you have to use your imagination. Overall, the violence that occurs is all just fiction and unless you see the movie you don't even see it.

Evidence that supports my claim is, “Reading and/or viewing such a book/movie raises a serious question of ethics for the reader/viewer.” The evidence from the text is saying that in the book you only read and there are no pictures. More evidence from the text is,”The main question that keeps us guessing throughout the very first book is whether Katniss will be able to sacrifice Peeta so she might survive.” Next, the evidence supports my argument because the text is explaining how throughout the first book Katniss has trouble with a moral dilemma in the book. Finally, there are no images in the book that depict violence and