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Twilight by Stephenie Meyer
My review
rating: 4 of 5 stars
I really liked the story of this book. There was nothing special about the writing style, but the story intrigued me.
There were some things I found irritating--Bella referenced Edward's "beauty" like all the time. I get that she didn't feel worthy of him, but it was a bit much by the end.
Somethings I did like that I feel have been, so far, better done in the second book, New Moon, was the description of Bella's feelings and the physical sensations her emotions gave her.
It isn't a literary masterpiece, but it's definitely a key book of our time.
Plus, the movie is coming out...
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Monday, November 10, 2008
SG Reads: Twilight
Monday, January 14, 2008
Sometimes bad times lead to good times
And sometimes you use the word "times" too many times in a sentence.
Seriously though, on my way out yesterday I got a flat tire. It was not totally unexpected--I needed an alignment bad and I got a situation where there was totally uneven wear. So I had to take the car to Sears Auto Center (only place open) and get some front tires and an alignment. In the time it took for them to do that, Mr. SG and I visited GNC in the mall and got my new vitamins and also Borders. I saw about a million books at Borders that I wanted to read. I seriously just want to lock myself in a room for about three weeks and just read books.
The good news is that I started making a list. And I've allowed you, my loyal 5.75 readers to access it. It's on the sidewall there in the amazon wish list. I've added quite a few things to it. And I'm really excited to start reading them.
Right now though I'm a little over half-way through the "His Dark Materials" Trilogy. It keeps getting better and better the further I get into it. I literally gasped last night about something. That's the sign of a good book.
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Labels: books, car problems, His Dark Materials Trilogy, Mr. SG
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