Twilight by Stephanie Meyer

Reviewed by Emma

Map Spring 2008
By Stephanie Meyer, published in 2005 by Little, Brown and company, pg # 498

Vampire stories have been around for thousands of year. In modern time most people think that vampires do not exist. As far as Bella Swan is concerned they do. After her parents get devoiced Bella moves to Forks Washington, to live with her dad. After settling in Bella notices something strange about a family called the Cullen's. Like that they don't ever go to school when it's sunny and they never eat lunch, also Edward tries to avoid Bella as much as possible.
Edward saves her life by pushing her out of the way when a car almost hits her, but he was too far away to really do that. That confirms her suspicions, the Cullen family is a family of VAMPIRES. Not just vampires but vampires with powers, for example how to read minds or seeing into the future. When Bella realizes that she's fallen in love with Edward, his family secrets are now hers and her life takes a supernatural turn. Her trust and love in Edward will be push to the extreme, as vampire dangers come into view. There's another clan of vampires and they're not too nice.

Twilight is an exciting story with a lot of twists and turns. Romance mixed with the supernatural makes for a thrilling novel for all ages. Twilight will turn any reader into vampire lover.