LIKE MOTHER, LIKE DAUGHTER

Once I consumed the first, it was over for me. I tried to resist the urge but I would have to keep going. It takes over my every free moment and when I wake up at night, it's what I think about.

I have always felt this way about reading. When I was younger, it was the Babysitters Club. I read everyone and could not wait for the new one to come out, I would finish it in a day. My Grandma D would tell me to put the book down and go outside. It doesn't improve as I age, Anita Shreve just has to write a new book each year, doesn't she have anything else to do?

So when Savanah started reading the Twilight Saga, I knew all too familiar, how she felt. When the movie came out on a Friday, Jason told her he would take her and a friend. I purchased Twilight for Savanah on the previous Sunday and she had intentions to start the book. Well...she finished it by Wednesday. When I asked her to help with this or that during the week, she would, with her book in the other hand. I know Savanah, I know. Several nights, schoolnights, I found her light on at 10pm and what was I to do but threaten to take her books away? So from then on she's read New Moon and Eclipse and Breaking Dawn, I think she might be close to the end, are you? Not to mention that she fit in Marley and Me in between.

Savanah insisted that I read Twilight and I promised her after Christmas I would and she reminded me on Christmas that tomorrow is the day! You know by now how the story goes...I'm in the middle of the second book. Savanah tells me Stephanie Meyer is coming out with four more books, Edward's point of view..............