Are you obsessed with Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series and impatiently waiting for the next installment? Fear not, for many of your favorite YA authors are in the same boat and they have come together to thrill and inspire with their own take on the series. Megan McCafferty discusses why “The Good Girl Always Goes For the Bad Boy”. Susan Vaught points out that while Edward meets the criteria for a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder (read: Sociopath), this dangerous boy can still make us swoon. Robin Brande compares Edward to the heros of Bella’s favorite books (Romeo, Heathcliff, and Darcy) to ultimately decide which one would make the best boyfriend. And finally for those diehard Jacob fans, Linda Gerber takes us “Dancing With Wolves”. While this book won’t totally quench your thirst for blood, it should sustain you for the few weeks.
Wednesday, July 09, 2008
A New Dawn edited by Ellen Hopkins
Are you obsessed with Stephenie Meyer’s Twilight series and impatiently waiting for the next installment? Fear not, for many of your favorite YA authors are in the same boat and they have come together to thrill and inspire with their own take on the series. Megan McCafferty discusses why “The Good Girl Always Goes For the Bad Boy”. Susan Vaught points out that while Edward meets the criteria for a diagnosis of Antisocial Personality Disorder (read: Sociopath), this dangerous boy can still make us swoon. Robin Brande compares Edward to the heros of Bella’s favorite books (Romeo, Heathcliff, and Darcy) to ultimately decide which one would make the best boyfriend. And finally for those diehard Jacob fans, Linda Gerber takes us “Dancing With Wolves”. While this book won’t totally quench your thirst for blood, it should sustain you for the few weeks.
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