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Originally Posted by ThirdSight
I'd have to disagree with all the harshness against Ms. Meyer's story. It's bad, but not that bad. It's a lot like Frank Beddor's The Looking Glass Wars, it's written simply so it can gain in popularity beyond it's target audience; it's a book intended to try to gain popularity and make money. I'll say that it'll take me a great while to pick up the rest of the series.
Gotta' give credit to Meyer for two things at least. First, for giving a slightly unique look upon a genre and idea that's been beaten to death with a wooden stake, and secondly, for having an incredibly amazing ability to write passionate scenes well.
Of course, that amazing ability of hers is used to write love novels about vampires. Bummer. |
The sides of my mouth curl upwards trying not laugh and "offend" any Twilight series fans because of how much I agree with you.
I think A LOT of what you say is very strong.
