Comments on: TwilightGuys Report: The Secret Twilight Guy

By: Nazneen

Nazneen — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 16:53:35 +0000

When I showed my brother the Trailer, he got caught up with it too. I checked his YouTube account and I find that he has been watching a few videos about Twilight. And other than that, Kristen is his favorite actress. So, he’s really looking forward to the movie.

After we watched it, my brother borrowed my Twilight book over his own free will. And he is not ashamed of it. Even in front of his friends.

I remember hearing one of his friends say with that obnoxious tone, “You read it too?” And my brother said(Without looking away from the book), “Yeah.”

By: Amanda

Amanda — Sat, 08 Nov 2008 18:55:19 +0000

I have already gotten six of my friedns to read Twilight, as well as my mom. I’m working on my little sister right now, telling her I will make sure she does not get to see the movie with us until she reads at least the first book. She really wants to see the movie so it’ll work. Now I’m trying to get my dad to read it…

By: Rebekah

Rebekah — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 05:36:11 +0000

Back in August, 2007, my sister’s friend’s sister lent me new moon to read, because i was all out of books. I unfortunately ended up reading the books all out of order, and even though i have reread them in order multiple times, i still like jacob better than edward *dont kill me*
i got thirteen people from my school and church to read the series, and one of my converts actually made a deal with this guy in my grade that if he would read twilight, she would read some series called gregor the overlander, about giant roaches *shudders*
i am in the process of converting my sister, but my parents have told me that they do not aprove of vampires and such satanic things. yeah, thats wat fake book covers are for

By: Lily

Lily — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 22:18:12 +0000

I completely converted my brother to reading Twilight. He had been complaining of a headache for a while so the doctor told him he couldn’t play video games or use the computer or watch tv for a few days. After trying to distract him with other things, I started reading Twilight to him. He begged me to stop, so I did, until I remembered that he would probably like the action parts better. I skipped to the end of the book and read a little teaser to him, and then he wanted to know the background. I wouldn’t tell him, so he had to read it himself. He finished the first book in less than 24 hours. hahaha!

By: Joe

Joe — Mon, 21 Jul 2008 15:39:23 +0000

i read twilight for the chicks man i let my “boys” pick my books for me

By: rach

rach — Fri, 04 Jul 2008 22:52:05 +0000

Haha. lol. I love Nollie! In fact, I sort of already know her. She writes great fan fiction. Tell her I love her stories.

Unfortunately, I can’t get my brother to read it because well, he’s 6. I DID, however, got my mom into it, though I’m sorry to say she isn’t obsessed with it enough to be a Twilight Mom. Sigh…

Anyways, good going Nollie! And Z, don’t worry. There is nothing wrong with being a Twilight guy. There IS, however, something wrong with NOT being a twilight guy!

By: Loonyxoxlovegood

Loonyxoxlovegood — Sat, 28 Jun 2008 20:54:02 +0000

I went on vacation, and by the end of the week, my two cousins, my mother, and my aunt have all started reading the series! =]

By: SMB

SMB — Thu, 26 Jun 2008 05:17:18 +0000

I normally really love the Twilight guy stories (the grandpa one made me cry, for real, and I love the one about the guy who glued the sports car cover over his book). This one, however…seems fishy. it is written like a girl would write…a girl trying to write like what she imagines a sixteen year old boy would write like. Seriously…”Yucky romance stuff?” Liking to write short stories about guys and sports but no girlie stuff? I kind of think his sister wrote this for the free tshirt.