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Twilight is a young adult fiction novel written by Stephanie Meyer. It stars Bella Swan, and her love interest (a vampire) Edward Cullen.
The story begins as with Bella saying a tearful goodbye to her mother, as she begins her journey to the town of Forks to stay with her father. Expecting a thoroughly mundane experience, Bella is surprised to notice a table full of spectacularly good looking teenagers. One of which, is Edward Cullen. Although his initial response to her is less than promising, he slowly warms up to he and eventually falls in love. All of this is happening while he trying desperately not to eat her.
My first qualm with the book is simple. I know nothing about either Bella’s appearance. I think she may have brown hair, and also she is pale. Both of these things are mentioned in the first chapter of the book, and that is the extent of Bella’s appearance. On the other hand, I know a lot about Edward’s appearance. She also goes into great detail describing how he moves, breaths, and kisses.
Perhaps because I know little about her appearance, I shouldn’t be surprised to learn that her personality is never divulged either. The only character traits Bella seems to exhibit with any regularity is shyness, and klutziness. Although Meyer goes to great lengths to explain just how klutzy Bella is, she never relates it to anything outside the scene that is happening. It seems that if a person is that klutzy, after screwing something up they might have flash backs to the last time they screwed something up. Bella seems to only have two emotions throughout the books, one is embarrassed about her klutziness, and the other is completely in love with Edward.
Although the concept of true love conquering all isn’t new, Meyer certainly manages to give it a new twist. Not to say that is a good thing. All in all, this book left me with more questions than answers. The most startling of all being “Who is Bella?”
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