July 2012
lloveharddreambigg asked: Reading your review of Breaking Dawn. Though I love the books and can read them over and over and still love them despite all the too-perfect convenience, Bella's annoying, whiney behavior, and the stupid plot holes, I find your posts hilarious. Please keep doing what you're doing :)
Jul 18th
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Breaking Dawn Book Review: Chapter Thirty-One
In chapter thirty-one, Eleazar, one of the Denali Coven’s vampires, mentions that Bella is a shield. (Did I mention before that his power is to sense other vampires’ powers? HOW CONVENIENT.) The group also wonders why so many Volturi (all of them) are coming to the fight when only a few would suffice. Eleazar believes Aro wants to “reap” the gifts of some of the...
Jul 18th
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drawfreelyuponyourimagination started following...
Also: Writing followers: You should all go read her book and give feedback! (I am currently reading.)
Jul 18th
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drawfreelyuponyourimagination asked: Hey! I was wondering if you have any spare time if you'd check out the book I'm writing on my blog. I love to write and I'd like to see what people think about my writing so if you read it I'd seriously appreciate it, thanks! c: By the way your blog is soo pretty and I'm going to check out your book reviews c:
Jul 18th
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Breaking Dawn Book Review: Chapter Thirty
In chapter thirty of Breaking Dawn Bella asks Edward to teach her how to fight as a newborn and is convinced she will be useful to the Cullen clan since vampire “mental” powers/special abilities don’t work on her.  Basically for the majority of the chapter Edward beats us over the head with the fact that all the Cullens are going to die and there is no hope for any of them. ...
Jul 17th
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Breaking Dawn Book Review: Chapter Twenty-Nine
I know that the rest of this book is supposed to preach the importance of family, but I’m not getting that vibe. There isn’t enough of… anything for me to care about Bella or Renesemee.  Edward, Carlisle, and Bella go to the Quileute lines and speak with Sam, who so conveniently was friendly with Alice and did her bidding without any information. (The text was very vague,...
Jul 17th
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Breaking Dawn Book Review: Chapter Twenty-Eight
In chapter twenty-eight Alice gets a vision of the future concerning the Volturi. They are coming for the Cullens, because Irina went and tattled about Renesemee being a vampire child, which is one of the taboos of the immortal world. We shall get to my feelings of Renesemee in a moment… I’d first like to say that I’m having flashbacks of Anne Rice’s Vampire...
Jul 17th
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I hate it when I have emotions.
Why was I ever given them.
Jul 17th
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I made chocolate chess pie.
Who wants some?
Jul 16th
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Breaking Dawn Book Review: Chapter Twenty-Seven
In the opening of this chapter, Bella begins an analogy of her life changing and compares it with the color her “thread” would be on the Fates’ loom. This long analogy must have been written to distract us from the quickly scrawled passage of 3 MONTHS, when the rest of the book was a day by day play of events.  Renesemee is still growing at a very fast rate, and I...
Jul 16th
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Lost a follower...
And I know which one of you it was… (It’s okay, though, I know why they did it.) 
Jul 16th
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Breaking Dawn Book Review: Chapter Twenty-Six
In chapter twenty-six, Charlie further disappoints me by saying he doesn’t want to know anymore than necessary about Bella’s new appearance. I still don’t see how this passed by an editor or publisher, honestly. You would think someone would point out Charlie’s complete apathy. It’s illogical and WAY TOO CONVENIENT.  Charlie leaves for Sue Clearwater’s and...
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