These books seem to have transcended the high school demographic they were targeted for and I was curious what all of the hype was about when many of my friends and co-workers (most of them in their 30’s) became obsessed with the series. Literally, it was all they could talk about. After having muddled through the first book less than enthusiastically, I have to ask you people, what is so great about this series?!! I was bearly able to finish the first book because I couldn’t stomach another 35-page description of why Bella is so accident-prone, or how for the 75th time she hoped she would see Edward in the cafeteria and he didn’t show up. The whole book seemed to be a conversation between the two of them about why they shouldn’t be together, but what the heck let’s give it a try anyway. It was pretty much like reading a 13 year old’s 400 page diary. I am not a literary snob in any way- as long as it’s a great story, I’ll read it. But this book was seriously disappointing- don’t waste your time.
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