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How many of you have read the twighlight books?
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Lindsay
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Nov 15, 2011 03:59PM

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Then my sister bought me the first book and told me READ IT! So, to humor her I started it. I was hooked nearly from page one. I read the first book in a day and raced right out to get the rest and watch the movie.
After that I've been on pins and needles for each new movie release. I'm a total twi-nut, and love it.

So far I've read the first novel of the series and I'm currently reading the second one - "New Moon". The reason why I chose to read Twilight Saga was simply because I wanted to see what all the fuss was about, and whether they're different to the films. It's quite a bit out of my 'normal' range when it comes to choice of reading, but I'm actually feeling quite comfortable with Twilight. It's an easy read - I guess, sometimes it's just good to have something like that.


Bridget wrote: "They are a great read. I don't know why some people feel like you have to have some sort of deeper impact to the things you read. What happened to just reading something because it was fun. Doesn't..."
That's so true. You've put it down so well. I don't see it either why there's so many people reading way too much into the Twilight Saga and being incredibly negative about everything in it. I understand that everyone's got their own opinions, but it doesn't mean more than that.
That's so true. You've put it down so well. I don't see it either why there's so many people reading way too much into the Twilight Saga and being incredibly negative about everything in it. I understand that everyone's got their own opinions, but it doesn't mean more than that.

I haven't seen the movies though, which is kinda sad.
Sometimes I don't understand why people are so negative about giving up everything for the sake of love. Like in New Moon (which is my fave BTW) my friends say Bella was stupid to behave that way. But I thought it was really sweet that she cared about someone so much.
Doesn't everyone feel like Bella at some point in their lives?





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Yep, I think the actors and actresses they pick fit the book's description of the characters well, and they did a good job and all, it's just that there were some scenes that they lacked in the movie that were in the book, that I would have preferred they hadn't.


I have them (via Kindle) but have not read them as yet.


Breaking Dawn was also my favorite!! The Hunger Games are amazing!!! You have to read them!!



Chloe' wrote: "Have you guys read the hunger games?"

I saw the midnight showing too!


Thanks!
I always thought that no matter what you read it's important THAT you read. I've seen so many posts about people that found a love of reading from Twilight that I consider the series a success for that alone.
I'm ducking the opening weekend, I enjoy watching the movies but not with everyone screaming at every scene. Once the crowds settle down, I know I can go enjoy the movie.


Then my sister bought me the first book ..."
That sounds so much like me. All my friends were into them when they came out and I read two pages and thought it was soooo boring, but then a year ago when Twilight was on TV for the first time, I sat and watched it, fell in love and rushed out the next day to get new moon and eclipse and then bought the books on ebay ( for a bargain I might add) read them back to back also (my husband and kids lost their mother for a week!)and have been in love with every thing twilight since. I totally love Breaking dawn and am sad they couldn't fit it all into the movie. when people ask me if they should see the movies or read the books first I always tell them to read first. The books are so full of dialog between bella and edward, and are so full of emotion that if you don't read them first the movies wouldn't make a lot of sense.

You should get your hands on them, not only will it help you understand parts of the movies better but you will totally fall in love with the story. Get ready to be reading until late into the night!


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