Twilight Review.

Ok so, I just finished reading New Moon (the second book of the Twilight Series) and I have a lot to say about this here Twilight series. First, Twilight is an extremley addictive series that sucks you in and makes you want to read more and more, although, in essence, it is a literary piece of crap.

Stephanie Meyer seems to give the same type of humor and personality traits to many of the characters. Bella, Edward, and Jacob all seem to have the same kind of sarcasm. The characters also seem very 2 dimensional. Meaning, they're there just to be there. Henry Clearwater for example. His death is just placed in the book as a trap for other greater things. Nothing else is really explored about him, since the only importance he holds is his death. I would have like to have seen his relationship with Charlie and the others, since it affected them so badly. Meyer also uses the same vocabulary over and over again. It gets redundant and reminds you that you are just reading a book. And in all honesty, Bella is suchhh an idiot. How the hell can you spend like 8 months absoutley heartbroken and emotionally deceased? Yes I understand Edward is like God to her, but c'mon, doesn't she have any sense in her? And she actually goes back to him in the story, unquestioningly. Idiot! There are also some plot holes I've mulled over. First, since Edward thirsts for Bella's blood, like what happens when she's on her period? Wouldn't he like go bat crazy and like rape her and then devour her? And, this whole ordeal of turning her into a vampire. Since the main attraction between Edward and Bella is her blood, Bella will become 'bloodless' as a vampire, relinquishing Edward of his attraction to Bella. Then what happens? Huh?

But nonetheless, I've completley fallen for this series. The relationship Bella and Edward share is intense and everything a teenage girl like me would love reading about, since all of us dream of our redonkulously attractive Prince Charming rescuing us from a life of normality. Meyer does do a few things right. There are some really good highlights of the story where you can feel the emotions as you are reading them. This series really evokes emotions out of you like nothing I've read before. the first 2 books are a quintessential example of a simple read and a mesmerizing plotline.

"Before you, Bella, my life was like a moonless night. Very dark, but there were stars-points of light and reason. . . . And then you shot across my sky like a meteor. Suddenly everything was on fire; there was brilliancy, there was beauty. When you were gone, when the meteor had fallen over the horizon, everything went black. Nothing had changed, but my eyes were blinded by the light. I couldn't see the stars anymore. And there was no more reason for anything."