since i've finished the twilight series, i am left with this decision:
1. write more stephenie meyer hate mail (as eppie22 suggested).
2. start reading the partial draft of midnight sun.
of course i'm going with option #2. i need something to keep me busy while i wait for the premier of the movie, which looks horrible wonderful!
you're really pissing me off! you write these horribly wonderful "vampire books" which end up being about other mythical creatures as well and you make the main character a horribly pathetic role model for teen girls everywhere. sometimes while reading, i get angry (not so angry that i would explode into a werewolf or that i would start sucking human blood, but still - pretty angry) at the drawn out "i hurt, i agonize, i'm not whole anymore" bs that goes on for nearly half of the books (at least the second one). you really could have easily cut this 4+ book saga into 2 books. but still, somehow you've got me hooked, like a crack fiend! i finished the first book, twilight in 2 days and then the second book, new moon 3 days later. as soon as i get off work, i'll be starting the 3rd, eclipse. and i can't wait to get to the fourth, breaking dawn. once i finish the series, i will go see the movie and of course start midnight sun. now if you think that's bad, this is even worse - i just went to the book store and bought your totally unrelated adult (no, not XXX. adult fiction, as opposed to teen fiction) book, the host. really, what is wrong with me?
now i have a few questions for you:
1. why did you release book 4 without re-releasing book 3 in paperback?
2. from one mother to another, how could you let bella be so weak?
3. at what point in your life did you decided it was okay to become a drug dealer (see crack head confession above)?
that's all for now,
donna
it was bad enough that i got involved with vampires. but werewolves? come on!!
while on the airport shuttle, steph snapped this shot and sent it to me. yet another satisfied reader - just check out that chick's face, she's in love for sure!
should i really be admitting to the world that i cried for almost 100 pages of this book?
i'm reading this book and i am loving every second of it! who woulda thought? well, i must admit i did read alot of r.l. stine books in my tween years (i loved the fear street saga).
