Re: Anyone Else a Twilighter?
I enjoyed Stephanie Meyer's writing style, but the actual content of the book was really lacking.
The characters were all mediocre. Bella is incredibly weak as a character, and seems to serve as little more than a way for the 14 year old girl reading it to try and insert herself into the story.
Edward is very clearly designed almost only to be fangirled over. He's written well as a character for people to fangirl over, but that sure as **** doesnt make him something even remotely resembling a well developed character.
As for the plot, there barely is any.
Meyer's writing was enjoyable though, and made me want to keep reading, even despite her habit of describing every single mundane thing that ever happens. BELLA'S GETTING A BOWL OF CEREAL NOW. RIVETING. So, I would like to see Meyer write something that isn't a trashy vampire romance.
I enjoyed Stephanie Meyer's writing style, but the actual content of the book was really lacking.
The characters were all mediocre. Bella is incredibly weak as a character, and seems to serve as little more than a way for the 14 year old girl reading it to try and insert herself into the story.
Edward is very clearly designed almost only to be fangirled over. He's written well as a character for people to fangirl over, but that sure as **** doesnt make him something even remotely resembling a well developed character.
As for the plot, there barely is any.
Meyer's writing was enjoyable though, and made me want to keep reading, even despite her habit of describing every single mundane thing that ever happens. BELLA'S GETTING A BOWL OF CEREAL NOW. RIVETING. So, I would like to see Meyer write something that isn't a trashy vampire romance.









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