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Old 11-15-2010, 04:03 AM   #20
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I haven't actually read any of the Twilight books myself, but I think the 'craze' for such books is the result of the copycat syndrome. That is a book like Harry Potter or Twilight makes it big in publishing and everyone tries to come up with a similar but different concept to hopefully collect some crumbs from the "big books" wake. You see similar things when a movie comes out too. First the movie is released then the merchandise associated with the movie or its central character is released. Toys, coloring books, lunch boxes etc.

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Originally Posted by hollyahook View Post
Every time I go to a bookstore, I notice that about 75% of the books on the Young Adult fantasy shelf are about romantic or "good" vampires. I like vampires, but I don't care for the craze about the "good" ones. I want my vampires to actually bite people and drink blood.

Anyone else tired of this craze?
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