5 Elements relating to the book called "Catching Fire":

2. Conflict: In the book Catching Fire I have already seen conflict in the book, when the main character must choose to either save her family and friends in exchange for marrying a person she does not want to marry. Or have everyone she loves be taken away from her.

1. Suspense: In the book it leaves you wondering whether or not each action the main character does, will put her in danger or keep her alive. Suspense is the most important element in a book because that's what keeps you reading and never knowing what will happen to the main character. One of the moments that was filled with suspense was when the main character said,

3. Point of view: The author is telling the story in first person point of view because the story is being told from the main characters point of view. I know this because the main character often uses words such as, I felt or I see.

4. Mood or atmosphere: The author does a great job with describing the setting or what the main character is feeling based on things like the weather or what other people's expressions are like in the story. One of the times the author displays this is when the main character says, "the mockingjays were singing in the trees."

5. few characters: The author of the book I am reading does a great job in only including characters that are important to know for the plot of the story.