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@sickVisionz: I had nothing to do and was curious to see what the hype was about. I'm open minded so I tried to understand why there's a big fanbase.

Edit: The books I was actually neutral about. Just the major fanbase of young kids and the movies turned me off.

@DBZ_universe: To be honest at the time I didn't realize I hated it. Curiosity is what kept me turning the pages. I was wondering how far the development would of went and how Stephanie Meyer would of set up the whole love triangle. I guess in a way you can say I was trying to study the series as a whole at the time to see what conclusions I could draw from it. Though, I realized I hated it not long after reading it with the crazy young fan base, the movies, and seeing the conclusions the internet came up with.

@DBZ_universe: Recalling from memory, Bella moves to Fork, Washington in either her third or fourth year of high school. Everything's pretty much normal for her when school starts. Being the new kid everyone talks about, starting to make new friends, but then one day in science class while learning about mitosis (I believe it's this or another cycle) Edward tells her how she senses she's different from most people. If I remember right, he can usually read minds but can't read hers for some reason and remarks on how her blood taste sweet.

Eventually, she finds out he's a vampire and pursues a relationship with him. The first book imitates Romeo and Juliet in a teenage style by introducing Jacob (forgot his last name in the book series) who's a werewolf. The werewolves aren't fans of vampires as there's some kind of war between the two. So, the werewolves try to use Bella as bait for Edward to be provoked.

Now, that's just the first book, the rest I can't recall right but if I remember, the second builds up the love triangle. Bella can't make up her mind between who she wants to be with and flirts with both guys.

Either in the third or forth book Bella finds out she's pregnant and becomes a vampire. She eventually ends up having a daughter with a long name that I can't remember.

The first book was alright but the rest I found to have too much drama in it that was unnecessary.

@DBZ_universe: Lol! I used to love to read books. I've read so much back then that I was willing to try anything. Now though I just read comics and manga.~

Also, I've never seen it but that Bridesmaid movie doesn't look good. =S I'm sure it's not the worst movie out there though...