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A review by emarleene
The Panem Companion by V. Arrow
2.0
This book wasn’t exactly what I had expected it to be. It claims to be a Panem Companion (unofficial to be exact), but to me it didn’t feel like a companion at all. It felt more like a long list of unbelievable theories from a fan of the series. I expected a lot more talk about Panem, some history and well…a Panem Companion rather than a whole book of theories written by a fan (who also seems to put down other fans for some reason).
It’s also a big long to be a companion novel in my opinion since it’s almost the same length as the first book in the series.
The book is at time quite interesting though, and I like the theories about how Panem came to be and how long it took etc.
It’s also a big long to be a companion novel in my opinion since it’s almost the same length as the first book in the series.
The book is at time quite interesting though, and I like the theories about how Panem came to be and how long it took etc.