Twilight - Stephenie Meyer

Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer, is one of my favourite books! It is the first in a series of novels exploring the relationship between a high school student and a vampire, and although it is aimed at a young adult audience, it is enjoyable for adults too. The story is told by Bella, a 17-year old student who decides to move in with her dad in a small American town called Forks (where it rains most days of the year), leaving behind her mum and the sunshine of Phoenix, Arizona. Bella has her reasons for moving, but hates Forks and the rain, and is convinced that her time there is going to be miserable. Things go from bad to worse on her first day at ...  Read the complete review

'Twilight' was written by Stephenie Meyer and is the first instalment of the eminent series. The book seduced the hearts of mostly female teenagers who were compelled by the compulsive love story between Bella, an ordinary seventeen year old girl, and the remarkably handsome Edward Cullen who holds a dark formidable secret which is anything but ordinary. Cullen is also seventeen years old, but his youthful looks are a deceiving veneer; rather he is an immortal vampire and over one hundred years old. As the saying goes, 'the course of true love did never run smooth'...but especially when your boyfriend is a savage predator who excruciatingly hungers for your blood. Meyer ...  Read the complete review

Oh my god she isn't writing a review about Lush I hear you all cry. Well no I am not that is true, I have written a Lush review to post but thought I would do something I thought I would never do and write about something else entirely, something not even in my own category! Books... love them, I am a bit of a book worm and I am always reading something or other. I travel to work on the bus which takes me anywhere between 15 minutes on a good day with no rush hour traffic to 40 minutes if I leave work early and attempt to get home during the school run or as schools let the little darlings out. So whilst I am sat trying to ignore the tinny sounds of mobile ...  Read the complete review

This is an amazing book and the beginning of an amazing saga. I have to say that am a book fanatic, so much that I read this entire saga in less than a week and the second book in just a day. I also have to say that I never thought in reading this book because I though that would be excessively scary for me with all the vampire and blood stuff. However, one day I was in a funny mood and could not find anything to read within my ideals so I decided to give it a go to the so famous twilight book. I am s glad that I did give it a go. I also though all the attention to the book was mainly because they made the movie but I only saw the movie after reading the whole book, ...  Read the complete review

After her mum, Renee, decides to follow her new husband to Florida, Bella Swan takes evasive action and decides to move in with her father, Charlie, in Forks in Washingon. Bella is absolutely dreading it but on her first day of school she comes across the mysterious Cullen family and is instantly intrigued by the youngest of the bunch Edward. Trouble is the Cullen clan look different to Bella and her classmates: they're incredibly pale, they don't seem to eat or drink and they're frequently off school. As Bella finds herself more drawn to Edward, and him to her, just what will happen between the pair and what exactly are the Cullens hiding? Unlike the rest of ...  Read the complete review