Twilight

I can't even begin to describe the force of which this book blew me over with. The longest sheet of paper in the world wouldn't be able to contain all the praise upon which I would like to bestow this book with. As I sit and write this review, I can't help but remember how lively and seductive this book was; the memories are still fresh in my mind. I don't believe I will be able to portray the gorgeous quality of this book, but I will do the best I can. 

First of all, my rating for this book: An enormous 10 on my scale of 1-10. Wow. But I'm serious ladies and gentlemen. This book was a pure work of art. Spellbinding and sparkling with romance and fascination, even the most matured reader will be trembling from this shimmering story. If I could change anything about this book, I would change nothing. This book was perfect, simply perfect, and I am looking forward to reading the next books in the Twilight series. 

Twilight, written by Stephenie Meyer, is a book about a lovable girl named Bella, who is, unfortunately, prone to accidents. She has moved to Forks, Washington, to live with her father, and desperately misses the heat of Phoenix, where she used to live with her mother. But suddenly, Bella is swept up in the engrossing mystery of the Cullen family, a strange but fascinating family that has a curious reputation. Bella seems drawn to them, and soon becomes friends -- or something along those lines -- with Edward, a member of the Cullen family. But the Cullen family is no normal family. And Bella aims to find out the truth. Could the Cullen's really be vampires, like the rumors say? This story is about Bella's attachment to Edward, and the truth she learns about what a vampire really is.