My friend made me read this after I made her read all of my books, lol. And I must say...It was AWESOME! well it's got vampires, how can it not be good? It's about this girl that falls in love with a vampire. And the way the author makes the vampire....he is just absolutly perfect. Not necisarily as a vampire, just as anybody, lol. I think its going to be a trilogy, and the second one is out i think, but we can find, though we havnt really looked, lol.

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Lucky! me and my friend have been trying to find it at all the stores near us...we should probably try and look at an acual book store, lol

Lucky me, my parents own a bookstore. I've got the second BT in advanced copy form. And the first twilight.

just finished twilight last night at 3am. and now I have to wait 3 weeks to get my copy of new moon from the library.

yes, i loved it. it was romantic and funny and had a good plot, and the vampires were so diff. from any other vampires i've read about! well, mostly anyway.

yes, i think it's going to be a trilogy..or possibly a quartet. I'm soo excited!!

btw, has anyone here read Vampire Kisses? Another vampire book, but not even close to twilight.

has anyone been to twilightnexus.com?

Nope. I wanted to read "The Silver Kiss" (Another Vampire book) but we couldn't find a copy yet.

Anyone else read "Blood and Chocolate?" (Werewolves)

They're making Blood and Chocolate into a movie.

I'm going to review Twilight for the newspaper, I think.

The plot reminds me of Angel and Buffy.

Twilight's polt? Eh, not really.

They're making it into a movie? I weep.

Hey, it's not really where the conversation is going, but I read twilight, and loved it.
It was my very first vampire novel.

I should have disclaimered that I haven't read it, only read about it.

Why am I here?

I'm going to review it for the school paper.

Good luck Ianna, but you might want to actually read the book first.

Or you could just say its really good and every girl should read it.

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Well, yeah, that was the plan.

Until it was decided Memoirs of the Geisha was better today.

So whatever.

Well then, just "Good Luck" in general, no matter what you're reviewing.

Thanks.

I'm getting stuck writing it though.

What problems are you having?

I basically hate it.

I wrote it, but hey....

In Arthur Golden's debut novel, Memoirs of a Geisha, the reader is instantly draw into the cold yet
beautiful, world of the geisha at the end of it's time before World War II. When the story opens, a retired
geisha (or entertainer), Sayuri, begins to tell the story of her life, beginning at the age of nine when she was sold into a
geisha house after her mother died. There, she unenthusiastically trains to become a geisha, until a spiteful,
well-known geisha, Hatsumomo almost ruins her chance to become great. Soon after, Sayuri meets a man, called The
Chairman, who buys her a treat. In doing so, this simple act of kindness causes Sayuri to fall in love with
him. Realizing the only way she can ever be close to him is to entertain him as a geisha. With the help of the popular geisha Mahema, she works defiantly against Hatsumomo, eventually becoming the greatest geisha of her age. Throughout the years, the reader follows one geisha's journey as she struggles to survive in a culture that traps her soul and denies her the powerful freedom of love.
Golden brings to life the country of Japan's culture in the 1930s, at the decline of the geisha era. With enchanting visual descriptions and haunting story lines, Sayuri, her life, and all those she encounters throughout her journey cause the reader to second guess, despite it being fictional, whether this actually happened to a real geisha or not. Stunning in every way possible, Memoirs of a Geisha is an insightful book that will entertain and teach.

That's really good. Gives away a lot of the plot though. Better than anything I could write.

I agree, it's good.

Oh, but don't say "begins to tell the story of her life beginning with..." just say "tells the story of her life, beginnignwith..."