That persistent need in every person lately to skip half the vampire literature and go straight to Twilight is what we need to reduce. In my opinion, you should read the vampire books in order to better understand these creatures of the night. In Twilight, there are some things that aren't explained as much as in other vampire books. Recommended, yes, but after you've read Dracula, Nosferatu, or Leslat

I currently hate romance books, but when I read this book, I was 14 and a hopeless romantic. There wasn't a cliché romance book that escaped my attention, and Kiera Cass's selection was no exception. Five years later, a friend decided to read it again—although rereading teenage books isn't recommended—and I thought it was the biggest atrocity of the century. Why do I hate romance? Maybe this book was the beginning

When someone mentions Hill House, my mouth won't stop talking about how wonderful and magnificent that book is. Although after finishing Hill House, some doubts or hypotheses moved into my head, and I may have many questions that perhaps have no answers, I love that book. The feeling of melancholy and terror that Shirley leaves in each chapter makes my skin tingle and doubt grows within me. Was Hill House really haunted?