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Ibraheem Moh _bosham — This is one of those books that I was hooked on from the first chapter. I don't know what exactly drew me in about it, but I loved it and couldn't put it down. I loved the contemporary setting and how (even though it is totally impossible) it seemed like this entire world could be real. However, as much as I loved the book, there are some aspects of it (and the rest of the series) that I disliked, especially Bella's character. I don't think her actions are exactly that of a good role-model. Even though Stephenie Meyer has insisted that Bella's not anti-feminist, it sure seems like it. She's a little bit pathetic in the way she is sooooooo attached to Edward, and how she feels she can't have a life without this guy. That's not exactly the kind of thing that girls should aspire to be. Something about these books, though, always has me coming back for more.... I have read every book in the series about 4 times, unless I forgot and actually read them more. I probably would recommend these, but not to somebody who is looking for real vampire sci-fi stuff, since there is definitely more romance than supernatural action.

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Lynna Hedli samhdl — Not as good as "Water for Elephants", but the ape history and science was pretty intriguing.

Alfaar Alhazin sous_studioa8b6 — The book was written well and had me interested until the very end, but after I finished I decided that I didn't like it. I couldn't stand to watch the families life be torn apart because of the husbands inability to just tell the truth and the wifes inability to just move on with her life. Frustrating read.