This is the most teenager overrated crap I've ever read. And I am saying this as a 17 year old girl that usually likes best sellers.
The cover says it is one of the best suspense novel ever written. Readers say it's adventure. Honestly, all I saw was a cheesy romance, with really-not-deep characters. All Edward can do (besides everything, because he is a Gary Stu) is laugh. An ironical laugh, a cute laugh, that smile that Bella loves so much because OMG, HE'S SO FREAKING PERCFECT! C'mon, it's pathetic. And, of course, the dark prince charming fell in love with a Mary Sue, who were absolutely nothing back in Phoenix but magically were transformed into the better girl in Washington State, the one which every single guy in town wants, grawr.
Not to mention how crappy the vampire creation is in this. Or even how in a hundred years, no one noticed the Cullens were vampires, but, a few weeks after being in town, Bella discovers it. She's so smart!!!
The only good part of the book is at the end, in less than hundred pages os its 400. FINALLY, THE ADVENTURE! That ended up being really predictable and BORING. But, at least, it revealed the only character in the whole plot who's worth knowing about: Alice.
Meyer did a not-so-great work of fanfiction, honestly. At least, it is what it looks like. Her descriptions about Washington State are great and her descriptions of people reactions are terrible. She would be better writing a book about reality. Or not writing at all.
So, I'd say, if you're looking for teenage cheesy drama, go read it. If you're looking for something that you can curse after you read, go read it. I don't see why anyone would read if it wasn't for one of those things. After all, the "greatest teenager suspence of all times" sucks.
4/10
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Added by Isis 4 years ago
on 10 December 2008 10:24
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I have to agree. I, as a fourteen year old guy, heard marvelous reviews about this book. Since I'm somewhat into what I was told the genre of this book was, I bought it.
Well, what a mistake that was.
Instead of what could have been a decent vampire-related novel, I realized I was reading was a steaming pile-of-shit love story that I really couldn't care less about. I feel bad--horrible for those who read this book.
Here's a synopsis:
Girl: Hay i liek u lol.
Girl: Wtf ur a vampire?!
Girl: O well, it'll wurk lol.
Isis, I also read the book and I totally agree with you. There's nothing more to add. :/ Thank you for telling the truth.
~NeCk.
i read this "best seller" way before it insanely popular
it was an ok book, it followed the generic teen crap. nothing special.
i was 13 and i could tell that the 'story' was a shamble of fantasies and now, im a sophomore (1oth grade for u dumb people) and every self centered, attention whoring, dumb-ass prep is reading that god-awful book
why cant people see that StarCraft has a better story than Twilight
I cant wait for when the next part of the series (if there is more) to come JUST to watch those brainless sheep flock to it.
I know im hoppin on the bandwagon here, but if there is gonna be any remains of the shitstorm, i want it to be this page full of rants against it.
why did Meyer have to make vampires gay?
-typical convo-
person1: know any good vampire stories?
person2: i think Twilight is good
person1: BESIDES twilight? One that involves some actual fights
person2:.......what?
the public needs to be back-handed in the face
1) Exaggeration: Caps lock is just about the furthest thing for awesome cruise control in existence. Multiple exclamation points don't help your case.
2) Making a point and not following up on it.
Sincerely,
Your Stumbling Internet Grammar Nazi