Twilight Vs. Harry Potter
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Re: Twilight Vs. Harry Potter
- kamrensmum
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as for twilight i like the whole story line and wondered on many occasion who Bela would choose Edward or Jacob and the story lines excited me and the fact the things you may of heard about vampires the author addressed some the questions like the reason why vampires cant stand in light. This book intrigued me but in a total different way i love both to be honest and would never choose between the two and if you ask me forget harry and Edward I'm team Jacob all the way.
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The twilight series, was for most part, almost like a guilty pleasure - Overrated and definitely made more popular by the actors who played the lead characters in the film. While the whole twlight bashing phase some of the public went through was sort of unnecessary, it was a pretty shallow read catering to the teenage public.
Harry Potter on the other hand, was a wholesome read, a real experience. There is absolutely no comparison between the two series.
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I find the Twilight Story quite sickening actually; a helpless little human girl caught in a power struggle of something far grater than herself and being too stupid to realize she should just get the hell out of there....to me it's just a bit too much. Helpless and immature with no personal growth to speak of, the whole thing just really put me off continuing with the series. And don't get me started on what it has done to the reputation of vampires and ware wolfs world wide!
But as to comparing Harry Potter to Twilight you might as well stop right there, the books have nothing in common (apart from telling a story of a number of characters) and are a completely different genre. Whoever thinks they can make a competition out of this should seriously get their wires checked!
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