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Sunrise on the Reaping by Suzanne Collins: A Keene on Books Podcast

1 h 3 min · 22 de feb de 2026
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Keene on Books returns with an episode on Suzanne Collins's 2025 novel and Hunger Games prequel, Sunrise on the Reaping. Host / Associate Professor of English Education Chris Parsons is joined by Amber Davisson, Professor and Chair of the Communication and Philosophy Department at Keene State and Molly Parsons, Assistant Director of the KSC Center for Research and Writing. It is winter in New England and 'snow KEEPS landing on top'; is that what people mean when they call this novel relevant to our current events?

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