The Hunger Games prequel’s war and violence: discussion starters for Christian families
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Charles Merritt2023-11-20T09:10:00
Charles Merritt finds the prequel to The Hunger Games franchise provides much food for thought at a time when daily news is full of the same kind of violence
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