Twilight Saga (Five book set): Stephenie Meyer

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Carlisle Cullen and Esme Cullen first meet at a hospital after Esme breaks her leg, falling out of a tree; Esme is 16. Despite this, the series is often considered to have a wider appeal; Crystal Mack of Daily Herald said, "While teenage girls are the main audience, young boys and adults of both genders have also been swept up in the phenomenon. The one thing I will hand to Stephanie Meyer, however, is that somehow she is still aware of EXACTLY what a teenage girl wants to read. The second movie, New Moon, jetted off to Italy for its climax, while the two-part finale Breaking Dawn featured vampires from the world over.

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The threat of violence and violation seems to crop up a great deal in the books from the first novel where Bella is nearly raped by a group of human men, to the rape revenge story of the vampire Rosalie's origins. All authors should have this unspoken rule: "If you don't know what it means, for heaven's sakes don't use it!

Now all 5 books in the series, Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawnand The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner,are available in this deluxe white-edition paperback boxed set. The American Civil War begins; Jasper joins the Confederate Army, eventually gaining the rank of Major. Bella spends half of every book swooning and gushing over his goregeous, angel-like model looks, worrying over how plain she is next to him, and how he's so rich and it makes her feel awkward. I had a hard time with this book, it was easy to read, but I did not like the weak female lead (Bella) who had to be saved numerous times contrasted with the super-everything-vampire.

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In December 2010, professional singer Matthew Smith, known as Matt Heart, sued Summit Entertainment in the case Smith v. And in the third book a theme could be Good vs Bad because the Cullens try to kill all the bad vampires.

Elizabeth Hand of The Washington Post wrote, "Meyer's prose seldom rises above the serviceable, and the plotting is leaden. Various psychology experts have come out in agreement with the assessment of the relationship as abusive.