Exhilarating feeling

I hardly get this exhilarating feeling after I read a book, but yday completing Twilight was my only goal as soon as I reached home late. And complete I did.


It is not so often that a book makes you feel wanting for more of it or gives you a very pleasant and cheerful feeling once you are done with it. I had that kind of emotion when I read HP and PoK and HBP. I wept for long when I read that Dumbledore died. And yesterday by the time I completed this book, I did have some tears in my eyes, but it was of joy. I was glad that they would make it. I was definitely wishing for a happy end (atleast for now in this volume, I heard that there are more).

I am not sure how the movie is going to be when I really see it, but it would definitely not beat the book and my imagination (:D). The only movie I guess which does beat the book, as the movie had a slightly different version, was "The Dracula".

When I read the book after watching the movie for a couple of times (it is obviously one of my very very favourites), I was slightly disappointed. Coz it was bit more inhuman and little more gory than in the movie (yeah I know , but that is what I feel).

But Twilight, well if you want to say it in the words of Kamalhasan, "Manidhar unarndhukolla idhu manidhak kaadhal alla ..." ... The fact that even though it is slightly inhuman and still human is what makes it intriguing

Well in short, I thoroughly enjoyed reading the book, (next to HP, which I managed to complete in a span of two days , in spite of my work schedule) and I now know, why my cousin loved it a lot :). She is still in her teens and it would really appeal to that audience very well, not quite in the same with people of my age though ;)

I almost forgot to mention you the oneliners and the subtle humor in this story. It was very catchy and cute, kind of the ones which I like.

If you love a good love story well this is surely a "Catch It"....