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Twilight (book)

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The first book in the "Twilight Saga" by Stephenie Meyer.

Twilight is the debut, young-adult vampire-romance novel by author Stephenie Meyer. Twilight was initially rejected by 14 agents, but became an instant bestseller when published originally in hardback in 2005, debuting at #5 on the New York Times Best … see full wiki

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Author: Stephenie Meyer

Genre: Young Adult Fiction, Paranormal Romance, Fantasy, Vampires

Publisher: Little, Brown and Company

Date Published: October 5, 2005

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review by Parajunkee. July 01, 2008

Best new series.

I picked this one up because I liked the cover. Ha ha. Loved this book, the characters actually act real. They are a bit frustrating at times, but just as if they were your friends and you wanted to strangle them sometimes. Get it, you won't be disappointed.

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review by danayb. October 21, 2007

FAB*****U*******LOUS*****!!!

When Bella made the decision to move in with her father Charlie---to Forks, Washington from Phoenix, Arizona-----she was prepared for dull, boring, small town life. She was ready for rain, drizzle and perpetual green--a far cry from the continuous sun of Phoenix. What she was not ready for was what she actually encountered; a extraordinarily gorgeous group of young people at her high school who also happened to be something even more extraordinary....vampires. When the handsome, young, Edward Cullen … more

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review by GlassIsland. October 13, 2007

posted in Paranormal Romance & Urban Fantasy

Twilit Wonders

Is it possible for a book about vampires to avoid the monstrous nature of Stephen King's creatures, the self-absorbed boredom of Anne Rice's Lestat, the innate pessimism of Laurell K. Hamilton's Anita Blake, and even the ancient menace of Bram Stoker's classic Dracula? Can such a story, in the end, even leave you with a good feeling about its characters and about the themes behind the story? Stephenie Meyer proves that it can be done, and she begins the story in 'Twilight', one of the most original … more

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review by taminator40. July 22, 2006

An Enticing Vampire Story

If you know something or someone is bad for you, why do you stay? This is a question Bella must ask herself continually as she finds that she is drawn to Edward Cullen, the mysterious, incredibly good-looking boy who sits next to her in biology. At times he seems to almost loathe her and at times it's as though he is going out of his way to take care of her. A normal girl might just write him off as too much trouble, but Bella can't. There is something about Edward that draws her in, and Edward … more

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review by bettydravis. November 10, 2005

posted in Cafe Libri: Reviewing Books & More

THE KIND OF BOOK I COULD SINK MY TEETH INTO & BITE DOWN HARD!

I agree with the other reviewers: This book is not only for young adults. It's one of those cross-over books, like Harry Potter, that's geared for adults too. I'm a grandma and I loved it. This book is extremely well-written with excellent pacing, great dialogue and description. My heart went out to the beautiful young heroine who falls in love with a sweet vampire teen. Luckily for her, his band of friends are all "nice" vampires and surround her with loving protection when … more

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