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Can’t tell how much better it is than that sucker on the window thing!! Hard to believe but the GPS never moves and all you do is throw it on the dash. Another advantage is that it doesn’t make any marks (well I guess it could if your dash is real dusty) so it won’t tempt thieves to break in your car thinking you stashed the GPS somewhere in the car.
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This has to be by far the WORST book I ever read! I’m sorry I wasted my money and time on it.
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I truly do not understand all the love this book is getting. The writing was stale and cliche. Nothing was actually believable as plausible. I did not find anything about this book exceptional or worthy of praise. The parts I hated most were the explicit and extremely overly detailed sex/sexual scenes. They added nothing to the story and really turned me off to the book and author. If the movie contains all the details of the book, it would have to be marketed as a porno. Even if those parts had been left out, or at least left something to the imagination, I still would not have thought it a particularly excellent book.
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I feel this version is much harder for me to navigate and find the features I want to use. But I do not use it that often to make it a big issue.
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I picked up Twilight by Stephenie Meyer last year during one of Borders’ Buy 2 get 1 promotion (I know this because the sticker was still on the cover). At the time I knew nothing about the book but I was intrigued by the premise and so picked it up. Since that time this book has become a phenomenon among teens and adults alike (at this posting there were 4500+ copies cataloged on librarything). One of the main reviews on Amazon even calls Twilight “an exquisite fantasy.” On Librarything, Amazon and Barnes & Noble this book was predominately rated at 5 stars. So by the time I got around to reading to this book I was excited thinking that I had a real gem of a tale to sink into.
In fact, Twilight left me stunned…but not in a good way. Not in the “oh my this is one of the best books that I have ever read” sort of stunned. Instead all I kept thinking about was that the main character Bella, who is the narrator of the story, was obsessed. When Bella first moves to Forks, Washington and first encounters the eningmatic and overly beautiful boy Edward Cullen she is intially put off by him….mainly because he has such violent reactions of mood when he is near her. This dislike that Bella has for Edward only lasts a chapter or two before she is drawn to him. He is so handsome after all, how can she not fall for him? Even though initally he is very rude and mean to her. Yet still she yearns for Edward. Then, all too quickly, when Edward starts to loosen up and start to really charm Bella her yearning turns to a deep and all consuming obsession with him. So much so that it isn’t long before she wants to spend every waking moment with him…..and that anytime apart is pure agony.
Overall, this book scares me. This is a book that many young teen girls are picking up and devouring and thinking that its a true love story. That Bella and Edward are as star-crossed as Romeo and Juliet. That their relationship is something to look up to…..to emulate. When in fact its far from
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great product at perfect price point. really does a great job. prompt delivery. would highly recommend
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