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Twilight Saga Fever

The fourth installment of Twilight Saga “Breaking Dawn” is all over the theaters nationwide. It has been the talk of the town since it began to hit the cinemas last Friday. In fact, there had never been a day without the word “Breaking Dawn” on Facebook, Twitter, and other social networking sites this weekend.

This movie is adapted from the novel of Stephenie Meyer from Arizona who graduated from Brigham Young University with a degree in English Literature. She is the one responsible for the success of the TWILIGHT SAGA:  Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse and finally…Breaking Dawn.


It seems like everyone got hooked into this from teenagers, adolescents and even adults. Once you saw the first film entitled “Twilight”, there’s a magic wrapped around that film that would make you anticipate for the next. Even yours truly has been enchanted with this movie ever since I saw the male vampire character named “Edward Cullen” played by the English actor and model Robert Pattinson. He’s so gorgeous and I want to see more of him every single day (he’s on my wallpaper by the way). The role of being the most handsome vampire that will make every guy trade his soul for just to have that oh-so-perfect features of him suits Robert Pattinson perfectly. The character of the female vampire who is the significant other of Edward is the simple teenage girl in high school named “Bella Swan” played by the actress Kristen Stewart. They have the screen chemistry that will bring you goose bumps whenever they touch each other or simply stare at each other. What more if you’ll see them doing some intimate scenes? Oh my, maybe it would make you hate Bella Swan and say “You’re such a lucky girl and I wanna be in your shoes!” 

There is another character in the movie named “Jacob Black”, the best friend of Bella Swan who happened to be a werewolf and a third wheel and being a third wheel to the most popular human-vampire love team, Jacob, played by Taylor Lautner, also captured the heart of many women because of his so manly appeal, beautiful body and prominent features that made him the best pick to the role of being a werewolf.

As a certified fan, which doesn’t escape the attention of my ever loving and thoughtful husband, he gave me a collection of these novels as his 12th Anniversary gift last September 25.






I remember the day when I tore the wrapper and saw the books that I’ve been longing to have. It made me kiss and hug my husband with the biggest smile that I could ever show.

I love the story because for me it is propelled by suspense and romance in equal parts. The excitement that a secret love and the terrifying race to stay alive has kept me madly flipping every page of the novel.
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Clary Diary said…
Totally bitten by Edward Cullen! :)
November 25, 2011 at 12:55 AM
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