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Stephenie Meyer did a good job capturing her audience and finding the right people to target the book’s market. I can see how the younger crowd flocked to this book — the idea of love is fresh and new for them now. Bella’s character was exasperating, her clumsiness is unreal. And how is it sexy to kiss a cold dead body? I did love the way Edward felt a call to protect her — most women want that, or I do, at least. People who like this book would really like Renee Mincey’s “Love of Pure Evil”, even though Ms. Mincey’s book may be for a more mature crowd.
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it’s just a little thing, but when you lose it and need it – it becomes a big deal. I researched the web and found just what I was looking for at Amazon – last place I expected to find it. It arrived in good time, and Amazon offered it for 5.00 cheaper than other sites!
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The Wii has been very enjoyable. It’s a nice way to stay interactive with people, while still playing a video game.
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Well, one of my friends gave me this book and told me that it was the best book she had read. So I decided to give it a try too. Actually, this book like everything else has pros and cons. The idea about a vampire romance was truly genius and very unique. But I feel that the story wasnt written to its full potential. Also another good thing was that Edward Cullen the main hero was a really storng character. But I think that the book was too long and even though I have read longer books some parts really seemed like repetitions of other parts and useless conversations that were just there to make the book look fat. I think a story as good as this could have been written in a much better way. The parts about shopping and other girly stuff could have been easily cut out or edited. Some scenes were unnecessary but well, this is Stephanie Meyer’s first book and since at least the basic idea was good, I will not be too harsh. Even so, this is definately better than most of its sequels. Just that I felt it could have been put in a better way.
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So enjoyed the book, well researched, enticing story, pulls you in with romance and suspense. Excellent storyline, you fall in love with the characters and dont want to let go.
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I was very concerned that I would not receive my order on time due to the emails I received saying that UPS could not ship and that FedEx could not ship. Not to worry though, I received my Microsoft Office on time and through FedEx. I am very pleased with the product.
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The connection into my tv became loose and I would lose the picture. After working with it a few times to make the connection, it finally fell apart completely. You get what you pay for.
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This vacuum does a good job with the ’sucking’ ability. I selected it because of the Consumer Reports rating being so high and it was the lowest priced one on the rating. However, it does not maneuver well, it is EXTREMELY LOUD and I cannot turn off the beaters when I go over my tile and laminate floors.. Anywho, if you do not go from carpet to tile, it would be better..
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Twilight. Quite possibly THE most raved/ranted about book series of the twenty-first century.

A few years ago, my friends got sucked into the grammatically-incorrect world of Twilight, and begged me to read it. So I figured, “Okay. If everyone likes it so much, it must be good.”

BIG MISTAKE.

I, obviously, started out reading the first book. As I read it, I was introduced to a whole cast of unlikeable and undeveloped characters, numerous (and extremely noticeable) grammatical errors, plot holes, and way, WAY too many sensory details. It eventually got to the point where I started counting how many times Stephanie Meyer mentioned Edward’s “perfect marble chest” or “incandescent skin”. I mean, come on. INCANDESCENT?! I mean, sure, the man sparkles, but really. I think mentioning it once would have been enough.

Another thing that bothered me about the series as a whole was that Edward and Bella’s relationship was compared to that of Romeo and Juliet, being a “forbidden love”. However, not once did I notice ANYONE opposing Edward and Bella’s relationship. Nobody but themselves. It really annoyed me how, chapter after chapter, Edward would tell Bella how much he couldn’t live without her, and then tell her that she should leave him. It makes no sense. I mean, c’mon Edward! Make up your mind!

After suffering through Twilight, I decided for some reason to read the second book. Bigger mistake than the first.

Basically, 95% of the book involves Bella being an Emo zombie. That, and her flirting with Jacob and then telling him that she just wants to be friends. That’s it. How I survived book 2, I couldn’t tell ya.

Now, after that, I still hadn’t learned my lesson. So I moved on to book 3.

Truthfully, I can’t tell you much about that, because I only read half before calling it quits and ripping about 20 pages out of the book.

Overall, Twilight was not a good book AT ALL, and is currently blinding 98% of the world’s population with vampire-related sparkles.
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