BESTSELLING BOOK!!!!!?

answers1: Twilight Saga
answers2: I'm completely satisfied that it crowned the Twilight
sequence. I'm fairly completely happy that JK Rowling is again at
quantity one--in which, I consider, she merits to be. No. I didn't
open a replica of Tales of the Beedle Bard this morning, sadly. I bet
I'll get it another time. Merry Christmas. And a celebrity for you!
answers3: that depends. i read alot, and the books i love are very
diverse. <br>
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i love terry pratchetts books, but i also love michael crichton. i
recently read the shadow of the wind and it was amazing. as was the
lord of the rings <br>
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i also think that the very hungry catapillar is a classic. and the
harry potter books are brilliant. <br>
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that said there is also alot of crap that makes teh bestseller like,
like twilight and anything by dan brown, and the books by katie price
(or her shadow writer) <br>
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it just goes to show that a popular book is not always a good book.
answers4: Action, thriller, and mystery books are my favorite books.
Unfortunatly for me, many of the writers I do like, such as Sherrilyn
Kenyon, James Patterson, and Stephen King are best sellers so I have
to fight for copies of their books.
answers5: I think the Twilight Saga.
answers6: Air head!!
answers7: See, good books don't sell right now. Bestsellers are some
randomly written things, not books, by people stuck in the privy. Just
make some effort and read through the first chapter or any other
random one of the twilight SERIES *I'm STILL not gonna capitalize its
name* and see how badly written it is. As long as you have a smexy
protagonist or just any old smexy undead you'd sell like hell. <br>
If you want to write books that are GOOD when it comes to grammar,
ideas, plot, characters and everything twilight lacks just write of
something that matters to you. If you feel strong about what you've
written and you enjoyed creating it there's a good chance your
audience will too. <br>
See, books are mainly about feelings and passion. If you write without
feeling or any love/hate of the plot you've picked you might as well
do an essay on gym socks. <br>
Just to answer you, the kind of books that interest me right now are
written by Sir Terry Pratchett and are filled to a bursting point with
deep irony, hidden messages and TALENT put into the book. <br>
Don't let the label bestseller fool you, it means worstreader with
capital WORST. And it's not twilight only... About three or four
months ago I bought a book called The Book Thief, it had a good cover,
it had a good summary, it wasn't badly written. But. There was nothing
he wrote of. The most exciting thing in the whole book was of a girl
puking and her foster mother swearing at her.