What made Twilight books so popular?

One of the reasons the books were so popular was because there was room for a raunchy vampire romance novel aimed at young people in this particular time period. Now the market is saturated with books that are far better written. In our culture now, I think that young people grow up a lot quicker.

Why do people like Twilight books?

People like Twilight due to its characters. Girls go crazy over Edward Cullen or Jacob Black. Its story line may not be so awesome but the depth of fantasy and the ‘wow’ type characters is the point.

When did the Twilight books become popular?

2005
The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide, a definitive encyclopedic reference with nearly 100 full color illustrations, was released in bookstores on April 12, 2011. Since the release of the first novel, Twilight, in 2005, the books have gained immense popularity and commercial success around the world.

Why is the Twilight book better than the movie?

However, it’s much more difficult to tell a movie in first person, whereas the books are almost entirely told from Bella’s point of view. Because of this, reading the books tells us so much more about who Bella is as a person: how she was raised, what motivates her, and how she is feeling at any given moment.

Were Twilight books popular before movies?

Insanely. It was really popular before the movies were released. I have to say that I’m one of the people that really can’t stand the films but loved the books, They were quite magical when you used your imagination, the movies kinda killed it for me tbh..

Why is Edward Cullen awkward?

Edward appears so awkward during his first real encounter with Bella because he’s barely breathing and because the movie left out a subtle interaction between the two. When Edward finally introduces himself to Bella in class it’s one of the cringiest interactions of the entire film.

Why is Twilight worth reading?

sure, it is a worthy enough read…the reasons being: If you love romantic novels, go for it. All aspects of a romantic life are beautifully described. It is a fantasy story, but the way it is written makes it a series worth reading.

Why is Twilight so iconic?

I believe what makes Twilight so popular is its chosen target audience, teenagers. The book follows Bella who is a student in high school. Most of the main characters are also students in high school. The book also appears to be written at a level meant to target younger audiences.

Are the Twilight books inappropriate?

“[The book series is inappropriate for] fourth graders and under because they may or may not be mature. “[The series is inappropriate for younger readers] because there is some sexual content in ‘Eclipse’ and ‘Breaking Dawn’ (the third and fourth books). I like how Stephenie Meyer could go on forever on this series.”

Why is Twilight so wildly popular?

It was especially obvious in young teenage girls and their mothers. Why do you guys think it is? I myself was a Twilight fan in the 6th…” Twilight is so wildly popular because of what it’s written about.

How long does it take to write a Twilight movie?

The first Twilight film condenses the story so that the events of the first book take place over the span of roughly three months, rather than the five months it takes for the same events to unfold in the book. It makes sense that this change had to be made, as a film only has about two hours to tell a complete story.

Do you think the Twilight plot is original?

As many as you know, the Twilight plot is not very original… I am doing a presentation and would like some input, so please share and comment! (It would help if you add when you started reading them, your age then, and why you liked them, or think they are so popular). Thank you! I was in my forties when I saw the first movie.

Why are the Twilight soundtracks so similar to the books?

Of course, books typically don’t come with a musical component, so this may be an unfair advantage. But, the Twilight soundtracks are truly great, and these comparisons are a byproduct of trying to liken two different mediums for storytelling.