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AU WWII. 1938. On the verge of death, the Jewish Katniss is taken in by an Austro-Germanic family and starts to live in their house. Despite the rocky start, Peeta Mellark, the youngest of the family, does everything he can to help her adapt. Life in Austria proves to be as fraught with obstacles and adversity as in her homeland, and Katniss realizes that she will need all the support she can get if she is to survive to the end of the war. With luck, she'll always have the blue of his eyes to reassure her.

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// Take me undergroundTake me all the wayAnd bring me to the fireThrow me into the flames //

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Total: 7,394 words
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Prólogo

1,456 words•~8 min
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Primeiro Natal

2,665 words•~14 min
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A Vida Em Panem

3,273 words•~17 min

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