 2008-11-13 - Awesome~
I love the twilight series.
Great way to get away from the real world and enter Meyer's FANTASTIC world of vampire Love. lol.
2008-11-12 - Good monster vs. Bad monster
The rivalry for Bella's affections was so juicy:
First, there was Edward-the vampire, mature (117 years old), romantic, strong (like a rock), super-sensitive to Bella's feelings, and gorgeous (with a capital G). He is also her first-love. She loves him so much, but it may cost her her life.
Then, there is sweet (16 year old) Jacob, who is half-human and half-werewolf, adventuresome, and fun-loving. Loving him could be unsafe (Emily), but she could have a human life and babies.
But, if she chooses Edward, then she will have no life or babies (Rosalie warned her of this). Bella would also have to give up her family and friends.
Now, with Jacob-Bella could have warmth (he has a lot of fur), her family, her human life, her friends, and his family's legends.
This is such fun fiction!
2008-11-12 - Great service
I ordered the book for my granddaughter. It was in great shape and arrived very soon after I placed my order. I was quite satisfied with my purchase. Thank you.
2008-11-12 - Absolutely wonderful
oh my..i don't know where to start..the whole twilight series was absolutely awesome. i am the kinda girl that doesn't normally read anything but true stories. One day, a friend told me they were reading this book and it was about vampires and werewolves and i stopped listening..about a week later 2 more friends were reading that same book and so i asked one of them..do you think i could borrow that when your done? when i borrowed it i could not put it down and ended up counting down the time until the next book was released! would DEFINITELY recommend this book to someone else!
2008-11-11 - Great Book
This is a great book. I purchased this book after reading the first and second books (Twilight and New Moon) of the Twilight series. This book is about love and friendship and much more. I would recommend this book and the whole series.
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