A baker's dozen of Peeta and Katniss kisses. Oneshot for the New Year's.

É o primeiro dia do ano. Os primeiros flocos de neve começaram a cair. Está na hora de Haymitch fazer sua resolução de Ano Novo, a qual evitou por 20 anos: Effie. ONESHOT Pós-Mockingjay, Hayffie. #ESPECIAL DE ANO NOVO#

a Hunger Games parody of Jingle Bells

Nos Distritos de Panem, correm os boatos sobre a padaria da Família Mellark e a conduta do padeiro Peeta. Alguém do Distrito 6 vai tirar a prova. "Vamos experimentar?" ONESHOT/HUMOR ÁCIDO #Fanfic dedicada à Cíntia-Cullen#

"It was a fluke, that's all." Something wonderful happened during the Second Hunger Games. Something that humiliated the Capitol. Something that the government wiped from the memory of Panem. Oneshot.

"I swear on my life I'll never leave you, Gale." Promises were made that day in the woods, some were kept, some weren't.

Beetee wonders, sometimes, if he'd be better off dead.

Katniss has never been good with words. My own take on the "Real or not real?" moment in Mockingjay. It's just an excuse to write Peeta and Katniss being happy, really.

One-shot fic from Peeta's POV. He's going through his thoughts about children and why he wants them so badly. Suddenly a run for errands in District 12 turns things around.

so i thought these character deserved atleast one fic. its basically just her thoughts about sexy finnink knots and katniss and peeta from district 12

Cinna. The man behind the mask, the maker and stylist of Katniss Everdeen. No one knows what it was like to be him, or the hardships in his life. These are all the experiances he had, good and bad, during the books. Reviews & flames accepted. CinnaxOC

During the 70th Hunger Games, Finnick Odair is mentoring the new District 4 tributes, a boy and more importantly, a girl named Annie Cresta. Told from Finnick's perspective all the way through the beginning to the end of the 70th Hunger Games.

Five years after the rebellion General Hawthorne is hard at work in Distric Two, when a chance encounter dramatically changes his future!

After the Rebellion, Gale has decided to let Katniss go. He sees that Peeta loves her and thinks it's for the best. But when Katniss is put on trial for treason after killing Coin and Peeta is nowhere to be found, Gale realizes that he has to help her.

District 12's first Victor tells about his Hunger Games, the Tenth - casually called, "The one with all the bombs."

You can't choose what stays and what fades away.

He tried to hold it together. But he slipped. And he cried. Only once though. Because presidents don't cry.

This involves RB-012C3, otherwise known as Kara. She is a muttation designed by the Capitol to fight in the 8th Hunger Games…and win. However, what happens when she starts to realize that maybe her beloved creators aren't so nice after all?

Geneva Rawthorne won the 104th Hunger Games. But when a mysterious woman she barely knows applies her for the job of a lifetime, not necessarily with the best intentions, things start to go a little crazy. It's closed, but please read!

Nearly 20 years into the future of the book The Hunger Games, by Suzanne Collins, although Katniss and Peeta rebelled, the Hunger Games continued to take place. In this, the 93rd Hunger Game, Thrazz Altar needs to survive to keep someone he loves alive.

All along, they knew that she was the exact definition of a perfectly engineered warrior, while he was the starving boy only alive because he belonged in this environment. Huntress versus Hunted. —for Toxophilite.

There was nothing special about that fateful Reaping Day—or so everyone had thought. Welcome to the Games. Welcome home. AU to "An Unsung Song".

Katniss and Peetas daughter has to live with what happened to her parents, this is how she finds out about the Hunger Games and the truth behind her parents.

The story behind president snow; every villain has a beginning, no? Please read and review. It means the world to me.

This is Haymitch's point of view on what he was thinking while Peeta and Katniss were watching his victory tape. Takes place in Catching fire, pages 194-203. Please read and review!