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For the second consecutive year, The Hunger Games books have been labelled among the most “challenged” books by the American Library Association. A challenge means “a formal, written complaint filed with a library or school requesting that a book or other material be restricted or removed because of its content or appropriateness.”

Incase what you were wondering what British author E.L. James thought about The Hunger Games, here is your answer…

Taylor Swift got a nice gift from Suzanne Collins – a signed copy of The Hunger Games for her two contributions to the soundtrack.

Those who have read the Suzanne Collins novel Mockingjay (finale of The Hunger Games series) might wonder how they can get those all-out battle sequences into a family-friendly PG-13 rated movie.

Who would you give credit to for Suzanne Collins‘ and Stephenie Meyer‘s success? Harry Potter actor Tom Felton says they can thank none other than J.K. Rowling.

The Hunger Games has been sweeping popular culture, thus is comes as no surprise that both author Suzanne Collins and actress Jennifer Lawrence are both in the running in an online poll to be apart of the TIME 100 list for 2012.

Suzanne Collins has captured the top four spots on USA Today’s Best-Selling Books List. This is a feat reserved for names such as J.K. Rowling with Harry Potter, Stephenie Meyer with Twilight and now Collins with The Hunger Games, with the boxset taking the fourth spot.

Expectations were high for the film adaptation of Suzanne Collins‘ book The Hunger Games, but it more than lived up to every one of them. The first in the trilogy was able to pull in a cool $155 million, making it the third biggest opening weekend of all time, behind the final Harry Potter film […]

Amazon has announced that The Hunger Games author Suzanne Collins is now the bestselling author on the Kindle of all time. With eBooks’ popularity skyrocketing, we can only imagine how many people are downloading her books.

Over three years after their release, The Hunger Games trilogy has boosted Scholastic’s bottom line more than ever.