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I like what they did with the Twilight books and how the author was creative in the way she was. Seeing something different always keeps people interested. If an Author wants to be different and creative then let them. You only have to look at books such as Harry Potter to know just how popular being creative and different is. It's about giving the reader something new and different, if we all followed the rules when it came to writing everything would be pretty much the same and there would never be anything unique. I like what they did with the Twilight books and how the author was creative in the way she was.
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