Twilight is the first book of the series that piqued the curiosity of most young women. It also introduces the world of reading to many girls who would not make time time read a book. Through the pages of this book, Ms. Meyer worked her craft so well that girls and young women are turning the pages so much that they refuse to eat dinner and leave the house. They want to finish reading the book from cover to cover. They want to go on to the next book in the series.
Just this past weekend, I witnessed the power of these books when my daughter convinced me to buy it for her. In one sitting, she had already read more than 100 pages. Sitting next to us at the bookstore was another girl who was reading the new release of the series. She was so excited about the book that she started talking to us. Between Saturday and Sunday, my daughter had already read more than half of the book. The story is captivating and well-written.
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"Bookstores to Host "Twilight" Parties for "Breaking Dawn" Release
After the Harry Potter series comes the Twilight series which has also grapped teen and adult fans' attention. The fourth and final book in the series, "Breaking Dawn" is scheduled to be released, bookstores across the nation are hosting Twilight parties. In case you did not know about it, here is the scoop about the books.
Conceived by a Mormon housewife living outside Phoenix with her husband and children, the Twilight series started with Twilight. The second one is called "New Moon." The third book is called Eclipse which has taken the New York Bestseller list from a Harry Potter book.
What is it about?
The book is a contemporary tale of love, fantasy and horror about a smart but awkward teenager named Bella and a handsome vampire named Edward. There is also another guy named Jacob who has supernatural issues. It is the story of a love in conflict.
What are the numbers on this series?
The first three books have sold more than 5.3 million copies in the U.S. alone since "Twilight" debuted in 2005. Thanks to the romantic story the books contain, they become popular. they have lots of mushy writing and dialogue."
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