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Twilight is for desperate girls who need to feel special. They want some attractive guy to fall for them.

Bella is uncharacterized on purpose so that these desperate chicks can imagine they are her.

*Did not mean for the double post....sorry.

well, now you just triple posted.
:P

So, girls between the ages of 10-17 is a wide audience?
Boys,girls, and adult women. So yes it is a wide audience.

i think there good books for most ages, i don't see anyone hates

This article is perfect in its summary of Twilight.

I DONT KNOW I HEAR ITS REALLY GOOD BOOK AND THE MOVIES SUPOSE TO BE GOOD TOO ALLL MY FREINDS ARE READING THE BOOK AND THEY SAY ITS THE BEST BOOK THEY EVER READ

i think there good books for most ages, i don't see anyone hates
The only people who hate it are the people who haven't read it.

Amazing. I'm obsessed. I've only read the first book but im planning to get the rest ASAP. I can't stop talking about it to my friends, really really good.

Can't wait to see the movie, wont be good as the book but, will be a good film all the while.

Well new moon can be very dull until Alice comes back intothe book.

the movie just looks like a chick-flickish movie

cederic diggory was best in hp4

I suppose I'm one of the few people who's read Twilight and thoroughly hated it.

I feel genuinely sorry for people who say this is their favorite book, because it means that they've been deprived of quality literature all their life. Whatever happened to strong, multifaceted characters and a compelling plot? What happened to the classics in our children's libraries?

well it is ok if you read and hate just when you havent read and you say you hate it.

Well,I laughed at my wife when she read the series over the summer and became infatuated with it. Then she told me that we would be seeing the movie. Given that I refuse to watch a book-based movie without first reading the book I had no choice but to read it...

Turns out I loved it. It is fluff. It is not great literature. People aren't going to be burning their copies of Jane Eyre because of Twilight's obvious superiority. But I think what makes the books good is Stephanie Meyer's ability to convey the intensity and emotion of Bella and Edward with the written word. I found the characters captivating, and ended up reading all four in a week. I'll probably read them through again in a couple of years.

So, girls between the ages of 10-17 is a wide audience?