Twilight

Twilight
Stephenie Meyer

There is no happy medium for this book. You either have to love it or you hate it.

I'm lazy - everybody knows what Twilight is about because 99% of people reading this have read it, heard about it, had a friend chat their ear off about it, or read another review about it.

So, instead, I'm going to analyze each part of Twilight and let you make your own guess on whether you'll want to read it - because everybody knows I love this book.

Bella Swan - the girl who falls for the vampire; the girl whose eyes the book is told through. She's different in the fact that she's not your typical, pretty, popular cheerleader - instead, she's rather clumsy and doesn't think that she's pretty at all. She did fall in love rather quickly, however, and that she did fall in love so quickly makes me doubt her at times.

Edward Cullen - the vampire of every girl's dreams. He falls for Bella, as imperfect as he is - however, he has a tendency to be stubborn and overreact. He, too, falls in love far too quickly, but on her part, where it seems foolishness, on his end, it seems like a surprise to him. I still love him, though.

Writing Style - I'm torn on the writing style. As it's told through Bella's eyes, you're getting Bella's thoughts and ideas (and you're falling in love with Edward while it's happening). At the same time, because you're seeing it through her eyes, sometimes the writing seems... odd. Not bad or good, just... odd.

Length - Great book length that fits everything in. Not to thin, not to thick.

Plot line - Though the plot line might seem odd, it is the one thing that kept me reading the whole time through. Combined with the writing style, I couldn't put the book down.




Rating: 9/10.

Twilight-: Stupid question.

Happy reading!

~Nicole


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