Okay people, hate me if you want to, but I really don't see all the hype surrounding this book. Maybe it's because I'm not a big romance fan and it basically oozes from this book, but I wasn't really all that impressed with Twilight.
I did enjoy it, don't get me wrong. But as far as the genre goes, I've read books that I have enjoyed better. I honestly think it's because I'm not a big epic, chest heaving, I have to have you kinda gal. I would much rather cozy up with Rachel Caine's Morganville Vampires series or Kelley Armstrong's amazing Darkest Powers trilogy.
The characters in Twilight were okay, well developed as was the plot. There really isn't anything I can rip into about the book. I just have no idea why it hit big the way it did.
I have New Moon, I just haven't read it yet. I will one day I'm sure.
Will I watch the movie based on Twilight? Probably. Although I have a sneaking suspicion it's going to be all bedroom eyes and kissing too. I'll probably wait until it comes out on DVD.
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this is not a bad book....but at the same time where do you get all this inside that thought of yours....people(women) are losing thier relationships because of that....thier expectations hit the ground harder then ever....but dont blame the book blame thierselfs for being soo weak.
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