Dear Bella,
DUMP THEM BOTH. Also, stop whining. It's unattractive.
Thanks,
Leila
The (Slightly) Longer Version:
Seventy-five pages of entertainment does not counteract five hundred and twenty-five pages of guilt-ridden moaning.
I have reached the point where I really don't understand why ANYONE is in love with Bella, let alone practically every male in the Forks area.
I'd rather read Jacob/Edward fan fiction.
Bah! BAH!!!


I liked Eclipse the best of the three. I think that Stephenie Meyer is becoming a better writer as she goes along. The books aren't classics -- we'll see if they stand the test of time -- but they're fun reads, if you ask me.
Posted by: Ruby Diamond | 21 August 2007 at 01:17 AM
i dont know why you post stuff like this if you know a fan of this literature would fall upon it. it would only make them seriously angry. many people like this book. and im not saying that you should get rid of your site or what you posted but that maybe you should tone it down a bit. people could get really agrivated by what you post
Posted by: missy | 21 August 2007 at 12:01 PM
I'm slightly aggravated by what you just posted, missy...if not for your implied love of opinion censorship, for your atrocious spelling. And I'm trying hard think think of a popular book I hate so I can continue the trend of hurting feelings with my whims...
Speak! I hated that book. Suckity-suck-suck.
Ha.
Posted by: i hate emo kids | 22 August 2007 at 07:54 AM
I have to agree with some of you . New Moon seemed SO BORING to me. Ugh ! I like Edward better than Jacob. Wait! I can't really stand Jacob at all! I never really knew what was Rose's problem. Now I know why. Its sort of sad. I LOVED Twilight and Eclispe, But New Moon seemed like a failure. Bleh!!! I can't really picture what they all look like. Especially Edward. He is to perfect! But what's up with the Edward Fan Club. When I saw who was in the club, wow. They're all high School girls who have nothing better to do than to drool over a fictional guy! What the heck! I mean... get a life. Meyer is pretty good though. She does get better. She's going to write 3 more books about it. Either Edward, Jacob (eww), or Bella will be the narrator. I like edward and bella. Pretty much everyone except the werewolves. Well see ya! TTFN!
Posted by: Princess Sarah | 22 August 2007 at 07:50 PM
I let out a scream of laughter when I read your review. I'd been feeling guilty for not getting into this series. I read the first and was like, "Eh, s'okay." In the second, I was like, "Girl, PLEASE. You are NOT Juliet. Don't make me smack you." Nice to know that I can skip the third one. Which I was planning to do anyway.
Posted by: Mosylu | 25 August 2007 at 12:04 AM
Whatever you people say, Edward's still amazingly sexy and he's mine.
Posted by: mrs. cullen | 29 August 2007 at 11:49 PM
i think that it's sad that stephenie meyer thinks that when she is writing bella's extreme mood swings it is what normal teenage girls acts like. Or perhaps it is just a sad memory of how stephenie once was.... or still is...jk!!!
ya and i second that letter to bella for diamonds,porches, and boyfriends THAT SHE DOES NOT WANT
and that made me want to write my own letter
dear bella,
your a sad pathetic girl with a bad case of PMS.
if you happen to be given a 911 turbo look me up because i could use one right now my car just broke down!!
I THINK THAT ALL YOU POSTERS ARE ARE RIGHT ON I THINK THE BOOKS WERE OK AND I COULD NOT STOP BUT LAUGH AT when bella told emmett that edward could do everything right
but i guess thats not true because he picked her over me!!!
Posted by: the next hot vampire | 03 September 2007 at 05:04 PM
but i got to admit that the books are still addicting
and i have found a way around bella's mood
just skip her mood and add your own it makes the book so much better
Posted by: the next hot vampire | 03 September 2007 at 07:27 PM
i loved these books they are the best things ever and i don't understand how you can hate bella. Stephiene meyer is a wonderful writer and she keeps getting better and better with each new book and i can't wait for the 4th one. so ha
Posted by: kk | 08 September 2007 at 04:19 PM
I dont understand all the negative comments against Stephanie Myer and Bella. Twilight and Eclipse were the best books i have ever read. Stephanie is a wonderful author and her books are wonderful, New Moon was very depressing but still GREAT SERIES... I love Twilight and cant wait for #4!!!
Posted by: I LOVE Vampires! | 08 September 2007 at 09:44 PM
i cant what for the 4 one its going to be so great i hope!!!!
oh my goodness i hope they let meyers pick the people for the movie
Posted by: Forks my home | 23 September 2007 at 06:46 PM
the books are AMAZING! perfect the way they are except that bella is in love with jacob that ruined it a bit, apart from that brilliant
Posted by: alyyyyx | 12 October 2007 at 07:10 AM
needless to say i dont think some people fully appreciate the quality of a great novel, even if it's in their own hands. it's difficult to fully grasp the concept of imagery and be able to write with such enthusiam and imagination as Meyers does. i guess too many people compare her to Anne Rice, who without a doubt is probably the best author of vampire fiction ive ever read, but sometimes you have to put aside the comparisons, and enjoy the novel as and how it's written. Meyer's is an excellent author and the way she twines and shapes her words sometimes amazes me, although her novels may be geared to a younger crowd, i still think she can attract the older/adult crowd as well. i'm a little older and tend to lean towards the young adult section in any book store i go to, maybe because it's the way the authors have a plot and grasp it and ride it to the end, never steering away to pick up on what happened in the beginning. it's just easier to read a novel that is constant and to the point, and not haphazardly jumping between two or three characters in the novel. and meyer's does just this, she knows what point she wants to get across and writes until it's through. as for "rivkah", not every novel that has to do with vampires has to be the same, everyone has their own opinion and how boring would it be if every novel that was about vampires was exactly the same, every one. the fact that meyer's had some IMAGINATION in the subject is a good thing, it makes her writing unique and different from all the rest, that's what attracts me to her novels. i have yet to read the 3rd, but hopefully i'm going to be picking up one soon, i cannot wait. cheers to Stephenie Meyers, and please, please keep the novels coming.
Posted by: irishdecent88 | 23 November 2007 at 10:08 PM
Some of you people are stupid! Edward is so not boring. Maybe if a few of you people actually had a bit of intellect you would see that many of the things both he and Bella say are very funny and witty. Also, what is with everyone thinking Bella has mood swing issues? People saying that it is sad that Stephenie Meyer thinks that is the way teenage girls act are dumb. Bella was never supposed to be normal, duh! Did you even read the book?
Posted by: Twilight is awesome! | 13 December 2007 at 05:50 PM
Hahaha! I actually do read Jacob/Edward fan fiction! It's better than the real stuff, and the best part? No Bella! (They also cure Edward of his unwavering boringness.)
Posted by: | 15 December 2007 at 03:26 AM
SOMEONE WHO AGREES WITH ME!!! *tackles with insanely long hug*
Yes! I have waited for so long!
The only reason I read Twilight is because my friend threw it at me (no, really. She physically threw it at me.) and told me that if I did not read it I would die a thousand deaths. So, I read it, of course. My life was at stake! Haha. Stake. Vampire humor.
Okay, so here's the deal. I love supernatural themes (and I love the show Supernatural). Supernatural (the show) is such a great example of a paranormal story line done right (and so is Buffy). They're both frightening, intense, and violent at times, but they're never full of themselves. They have such a perfect blend of humor and horror. It seems as though Stephanie Meyer was following the wrong recipe when writing the Twilight saga. These books would have been much more enjoyable guilty pleasures if:
1. The main character wasn't so damn annoying.
2. The other characters were actually INTERESTING and added some spice (I say this with the exception of Alice, who is awesome).
3. There were just as many action-vampire scenes as there were romance scenes (or more, preferably).
4. Bella could do something other than bleed! Come on! Where were all the kick ass girls?!
5. The cheesy vampire-werewolf-human love triangle was nonexistent.
And 6. Meyer's studied episodes of Buffy and Supernatural to learn how to blend teenage/highschool life and the paranormal to create a delicious chocolate cake of guilt!
Well, there's my two cents. Or whatever.
(another series I hate that everyone seems to love: A Great and Terrible Beauty. The main character annoys me too.)
Posted by: purpleviolets | 08 January 2008 at 07:46 PM
I love the Twilight series. I think these books are so addicting. I love the characters, and do not find Bella whiny or annoying, or Edward boring. If anyone is whiny and annoying in these books, it is Jacob. I cannot wait for the fourth book. Oh my god last post, sorry but I love the A Great and Terrible beauty series. ok of course Bella and gemma make mistakes and are annoying sometimes, BECAUSE THEY ARE TEENAGE GIRLS. jeez. if they were perfect that would be so boring. These stories are as much about the supernatural part of it as how it impacts their lives. My only complaint about the twilight books are that all the action is in the last two chapters. I think they are very well written, addicting, and enjoyable reads. I love edward and Bella and how they are together. Stephanie Meyer is amazing for making these fictional characters seem so real and enjoyable to read about.
Posted by: Leo | 14 February 2008 at 08:11 PM
and people, it is a romance story! No one told you it was an action story. And you can't say the synopsis is misleading. I believe the exact words say that she falls in love with a vampire. I love these books, and am a huge huge fan.
Posted by: leo | 14 February 2008 at 08:14 PM
I love these book so much. It took me only 1 week to read the first two[which was hard cuase i had a crap load of homework whic was insane]. But idk y i think bella had to be whiney.....i mean it makes a whole lot of sense so i think you playa haters need to chill out. If you lost someone you loved that much im pretty sure youd b like that if not worse.....so yea
Posted by: Kate | 22 March 2008 at 04:10 PM
Fuckk yuu all... der amazin..if uu dnt lykk itt piss off n get sum taste
Posted by: sta | 21 April 2008 at 03:02 PM
Enjoyed Twilight. Loved New Moon. Love Jacob. Enjoyed Eclipse. You brought me to the light. Bella *is* really whiny and emotional. And in Breaking Dawn her mother says she's never been a teenager? Please. Bella is the perfect example of a PMS-y teenage girl. She needs to move somewhere sunny and find a guy who boosts her self-esteem.
Posted by: Maddie | 08 June 2008 at 11:33 PM
I think all of you people are crazy. Obvioulsy you are not reading and thinking with open minds. If you have ever been in Bella's shoes then you might know where she is coming from. Until then, you have no right to judge her. Just wait until MIDNIGHT SUN comes out. It's written in Edward's perspective. Read it and you might understand a little better. If not, then I feel sorry for you.
Posted by: Becky | 27 June 2008 at 04:27 PM
Dude i love these books! i want 2 see the movie! y do u all HATE Bella? ill bet you would run away sereaming if u found out ur bf was a vampire!!!!! soooo think about that!
ok the thing about vampires in sun is a bit ridiculous, but whateva
Posted by: iluv2sk8 | 15 July 2008 at 09:49 PM
I am actually amazed how everyone here HATES the books and honestly dumfounded. For really bad books everyone sure has a VERY strong opinion. I for one LOVED each and every book. I loved being caught up in something different. I loved that I liked Edward and Jacob and that sometimes I DIDN'T like Bella. Re read all the comments above again and then tell me who is whinning? Stephenie you ROCK!!!!
Posted by: Lynn | 01 August 2008 at 06:51 AM
Haha! The short version sure is funny.
I liked reading Jacob's point of view too even though it's so short. He's one of my favourite characters.
Posted by: Josette | 07 December 2008 at 10:32 PM