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New Moon (The Twilight Saga, #2)
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bookshelves: fantasy-urban, werewolves, vampires, romance, young-adult, reviewed, mary-sue
Jan 24, 2017
bookshelves: fantasy-urban, werewolves, vampires, romance, young-adult, reviewed, mary-sue
Twilight:
1.5�
--1E-9/5 stars-- (for those of you who don't want to convert the scientific notation: 1E-9 = 0.000000001 or 1/1,000,000,000)
I am so mad right now. So. Fucking. Angry.
Is this what we're supposed to be teaching our teenage daughters? Sisters? Nieces? Apparently Ms. Meyer believes that:
1. Moping for 4 straight months over a goddamned boy is okay, and even though you'll make people worried and your friends may stop talking to you, hey! it's okay, because your love for this boy is so strong and you'll eventually figure yourself out on your own.
2. Becoming another boy's friend solely to use him to make yourself feel better and to try and fill that "void" the other boy left, without any regard for his feelings and how your actions might affect him is definitely okay because hey! he's just a friend and even though he may see it differently, you know in your heart you'll never love him like that. Even though he doesn't know. But that's okay. Cause you know. And you'll tell him. Eventually. Okay never.
3. Hopping on a plane to another fucking continent is definitely the best decision you could make when your twoo wuv is in danger of killing himself, even though he's immortal. With no regard to your father. Who literally just came back from his friend's funeral. Nah, don't think about Dad. He's probably not that worried. Cause Daddy, I love him!
4. You're supposed to be selfish because you're in love! I'm not even going to try to explain this one. It's literally the whole book.
I'm just so utterly disgusted by what I just read, and I can't believe I managed to stomach it all. Bella is so incredibly weak as a protagonist, girl, woman, character, whatever. Just the way she treats everyone is extremely self-centered--from her father to her friends to Jacob--and it made me furious. But it's okay because "she's in pain." Christ, apparently Stephenie Meyer hasn't ever been in an actual teenage relationship because almost none of this shite is enough to break someone for four months. A boy broke your heart? I'm sorry, honey, but you'll eventually get over it because you're a strong woman who doesn't need to rely on other people for your own happiness. Get out there and make your own. Without a goddamned boy. Do you really have nothing else in your life worth living for? Really?
Fuck. That.
--1E-9/5 stars-- (for those of you who don't want to convert the scientific notation: 1E-9 = 0.000000001 or 1/1,000,000,000)
I am so mad right now. So. Fucking. Angry.
Is this what we're supposed to be teaching our teenage daughters? Sisters? Nieces? Apparently Ms. Meyer believes that:
1. Moping for 4 straight months over a goddamned boy is okay, and even though you'll make people worried and your friends may stop talking to you, hey! it's okay, because your love for this boy is so strong and you'll eventually figure yourself out on your own.
2. Becoming another boy's friend solely to use him to make yourself feel better and to try and fill that "void" the other boy left, without any regard for his feelings and how your actions might affect him is definitely okay because hey! he's just a friend and even though he may see it differently, you know in your heart you'll never love him like that. Even though he doesn't know. But that's okay. Cause you know. And you'll tell him. Eventually. Okay never.
3. Hopping on a plane to another fucking continent is definitely the best decision you could make when your twoo wuv is in danger of killing himself, even though he's immortal. With no regard to your father. Who literally just came back from his friend's funeral. Nah, don't think about Dad. He's probably not that worried. Cause Daddy, I love him!
4. You're supposed to be selfish because you're in love! I'm not even going to try to explain this one. It's literally the whole book.
I'm just so utterly disgusted by what I just read, and I can't believe I managed to stomach it all. Bella is so incredibly weak as a protagonist, girl, woman, character, whatever. Just the way she treats everyone is extremely self-centered--from her father to her friends to Jacob--and it made me furious. But it's okay because "she's in pain." Christ, apparently Stephenie Meyer hasn't ever been in an actual teenage relationship because almost none of this shite is enough to break someone for four months. A boy broke your heart? I'm sorry, honey, but you'll eventually get over it because you're a strong woman who doesn't need to rely on other people for your own happiness. Get out there and make your own. Without a goddamned boy. Do you really have nothing else in your life worth living for? Really?
Fuck. That.
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Reading Progress
January 19, 2017
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Started Reading
January 19, 2017
– Shelved
January 19, 2017
– Shelved as:
fantasy-urban
January 19, 2017
– Shelved as:
vampires
January 19, 2017
– Shelved as:
werewolves
January 19, 2017
– Shelved as:
romance
January 19, 2017
– Shelved as:
young-adult
January 20, 2017
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21.24%
"'Disgusted' doesn't even come close to how I feel about "poor, woe-is-me" Bella. She's self-centered, fake, and most of all, weak. Get a fucking grip girl."
page
120
January 22, 2017
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25.66%
"Something Bella Swan never ever said during Twilight was "I enjoyed myself." but now she tosses it around all the time during her time with Jacob.
MAYBE GET OVER YOURSELF AND OPEN YOUR FUCKING EYES GIRL. NORMAL IS OKAY."
page
145
MAYBE GET OVER YOURSELF AND OPEN YOUR FUCKING EYES GIRL. NORMAL IS OKAY."
January 22, 2017
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26.02%
"Honestly, THIS is what a relationship is supposed to be like:
"...I was enjoying myself more than I'd thought possible..."
"...I found myself asking questions, not even pretending, truly curious to hear what he had to say."
"Getting to spend time with Jacob was just a much bigger perk..."
HELLO? HELLO? EARTH TO BELLA?"
page
147
"...I was enjoying myself more than I'd thought possible..."
"...I found myself asking questions, not even pretending, truly curious to hear what he had to say."
"Getting to spend time with Jacob was just a much bigger perk..."
HELLO? HELLO? EARTH TO BELLA?"
January 22, 2017
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35.58%
"This should be where the whole series ends.
Girl meets vampire. Girl "falls in love" with vampire. Vampire puts her in mortal danger (multiple times) and decides that now is finally a good time to leave her the fuck alone. Girl mopes for four months. Girl finds happiness with actual, normal guy. Girl finally forgets about said vampire cause he was a creepy and gross bastard. Done."
page
201
Girl meets vampire. Girl "falls in love" with vampire. Vampire puts her in mortal danger (multiple times) and decides that now is finally a good time to leave her the fuck alone. Girl mopes for four months. Girl finds happiness with actual, normal guy. Girl finally forgets about said vampire cause he was a creepy and gross bastard. Done."
January 23, 2017
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60.88%
"I am uncomfortable.
Please, for the love of all that is good on this earth (not including this book) PUT A GODDAMN SHIRT ON"
page
344
Please, for the love of all that is good on this earth (not including this book) PUT A GODDAMN SHIRT ON"
January 24, 2017
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69.73%
"And just like that, Jacob means absolutely nothing to her anymore.
FUCKING. CHRIST. WOMAN."
page
394
FUCKING. CHRIST. WOMAN."
January 24, 2017
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77.17%
""On Alice, do it now! [...] Bite me!"
Can this girl get any stupider?"
page
436
Can this girl get any stupider?"
January 24, 2017
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90.97%
"The amount of unnecessary drama in what everyone says is getting ridiculous.
NO ONE FUCKING TALKS LIKE THAT"
page
514
NO ONE FUCKING TALKS LIKE THAT"
January 24, 2017
– Shelved as:
reviewed
January 24, 2017
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Finished Reading
April 20, 2017
– Shelved as:
mary-sue
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Estella Kinney wrote: "They never said u had to read it so what is ur problem?!?!?! She wrote how she wanted it and she likes it ok?!?! Unless u r gonna change it u shouldn't complain about a book u didn't have to read a..."
This entire comment is wrong. The very least you can do if you want to put somebody in their 'rightful place' is learn how to actually spell.
"They never said u had to read it so what is ur problem?!?!?!"
Nobody said that you had to click on this review and leave such an uneducated response to it. So what is YOUR problem? Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. You rated this book five stars, somebody else rated the same book one star. Are you seriously going to attack somebody for having a different opinion than you do?
This entire comment is wrong. The very least you can do if you want to put somebody in their 'rightful place' is learn how to actually spell.
"They never said u had to read it so what is ur problem?!?!?!"
Nobody said that you had to click on this review and leave such an uneducated response to it. So what is YOUR problem? Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. You rated this book five stars, somebody else rated the same book one star. Are you seriously going to attack somebody for having a different opinion than you do?
