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What was the last book that you read?
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I wouldn't choose Twilight, but I get the same feeling when I'm reading any romance novel. Not much substance but my mood is ten times better.
Yeah! Sometimes you just need a brain-off good time.
I'm a bit surprised by Twilight - it has a couple of moments that are surprisingly gut-punching, like "The familiar smell of my shampoo made me feel like I might be the same person I had been this morning." That hit me hard.