The end of my Twitarded journey (Yay!)

[tribaleyes]

As I'm keeping my Twitarded entries public, I want to make sure that I'm clear on a few points before I progress. First, I don't hate the books, or the author; hating the books would require more emotional involvement than I can dredge up for that mess, and I can't hate someone I've never even met. As much as I deride the clunky pacing, sketchy

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[totheseaside]

I completely agree with everything you wrote and I really like that you wrote from a neutral perspective. I tried reading the first book because a few of my friends are basically addicted to them as guilty pleasures. I don't get it. I couldn't even make it halfway through. I watched the first movie twice (once to see what the fuss was about and then drunk with my best friends because I thought it'd be funnier... it was) and I'm going to watch the second tonight for the "lolz".

Personally, I wouldn't've bought it but I'd honestly recommend trying to donate it to a library. They spend so much money on those books it's ridiculous, they'd probably accept it.