I say that because when I read BD I started planning in my head that I would have sex at 17 like Bella and such. It's not like I hadn't read or seen anything of that sort on TV or in books before, but it still felt kind of.Īnyway, I'd say from 10 you could read up to Eclipse and not read BD. HOWEVER, Breaking Dawn doesn't really have any material that the average 10-year-old doesn't know about but after I read it I kind of regretted it and felt sort of.guilty afterwards. The Twilight Saga added SO MUCH to my volcabulary and worked WONDERS for my writing as well as entertained me beyond any other book that I had ever read. Well, technicaly 11 but I read it literally on my 11-th birthday, so barely that.Īnyway, I think that it's OK for 10-year-olds to read Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse. Then, said book, doesn't live up to the 'awsomness' of twilight, and they pretty much go back to reading twilight again. You would think that reading, and loving, twilight would encourage people to read more books? Well, the relatity is the people have never read, then read twilight, try to read some other teen chick-flicks. In a way, its like giving a 10 year old a modern-day romeo and juliet to read.Īlso, another big thing i've noticed. Its a cute book, but the level of relationship between the characters is pretty intense.

What I really mean is, Twilight gives some pretty unrelastic veiws on life.

They love the idea of a hot, sweet boyfriend who is 'fighting his inner demon'.They completly miss the fact that Bella lets Edward pretty much do anything he wants. The thing I've noticed is that fellow peers of mine have become literaly obsessed with the idea of twilight. As a teenager myself, and having a 10 year old sister who read the books, I would recomand for 13 up.

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