Stephenie MeyerYoung Adult · Romance·b. 1973
Twilight
Synopsis
When seventeen-year-old Isabella "Bella" Swan leaves sunny Phoenix to live with her father in the perpetually rain-soaked town of Forks, Washington, she expects little more than a dull, gray exile. Instead she becomes fascinated by Edward Cullen, a strikingly beautiful and aloof classmate who seems to alternate between saving her life and warning her away from him.
As Bella pieces together the truth about Edward and his family, she realizes he is a vampire — one who has chosen to resist human blood, but whose very nature makes loving her dangerous. Their bond deepens into an intense, all-consuming romance, even as Bella learns that not every vampire shares the Cullens' restraint, and that being close to Edward may cost her everything.
The first book in Stephenie Meyer's blockbuster Twilight Saga, this is a moody, atmospheric teen romance about desire, danger, and the pull between what we want and what is safe. Told in Bella's earnest first-person voice, it launched a global phenomenon and defined a generation of paranormal romance.
How it reads
Prose complexity 1/10
Readers say (2)Romantic · Mysterious · Atmospheric
- <div>Dios mío que lento se me hizo más de la mitad del libro, pero entiendo hasta cierto punto que era necesario por la evolución de las interacciones entre Bella y Edward. This was kinda ass ya viendo todo desde una perspectiva adulta y no de la niña que era de 10 años cuando vi la película, pero no importa porque igual siento que siempre me va a gustar Crepúsculo xd</div>
- This book is awful. The "romantic" relationship between Edward and Bella is unhealthy at best. It reads like terrible Mary Sue self-insert fanfiction.
- Thank god I'm done with this book






