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    Flickring

    24 Apr 2009
    So just so we know, I read Twilight when it first came out, Which was like the summer between my eight grade and freshman year of high school The reason I didn’t know there were sequels to the book until my junior year of high school was because the writing and grammatical style are both juvenile and simple and this annoyed me, because I was used to reading much more challenging books (which is probably why so many teen girls stupid enough to worship the books can actually understand the books) Why don’t they use a book with remarkable, challenging grammar to help kids practice grammar? Doesn’t that make more sense? 

    So just so we know,

    I read Twilight when it first came out,

    Which was like the summer between my eight grade and freshman year of high school

    The reason I didn’t know there were sequels to the book

    until my junior year of high school

    was because the writing and grammatical style are both juvenile and simple

    and this annoyed me, because I was used to reading much more challenging books

    (which is probably why so many teen girls stupid enough to worship the books

    can actually understand the books)

    Why don’t they use a book with remarkable, challenging grammar

    to help kids practice grammar?

    Doesn’t that make more sense? 

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