"Looking into his eyes, I felt waves of electricity, currents of electrons charging toward me. An epic klutz who regularly knocks over her classmates like bowling pins and believes the entire male population of Switchblade High is in love with her, Belle is nevertheless "in the deepest love that has ever occurred in the history of the world" with Edwart. First, Edwart was most likely my soul mate, maybe."Ī computer geek with an awful name and even worse affliction - nosebleeds - Edwart Mullen is not a vampire, much as his wannabe love interest would like to believe.īelle Goose is a recent transplant to the soggy Oregon town of Switchblade. Its 154 pages follow the "Twilight" template but change every detail, from the glossy black cover with a chewed-to-the core apple to the come-hither copy on the back jacket, which reads: "About three things I was absolutely certain.
Penned by four Harvard students, "Nightlight" is a quick-reading, comedic sendup of the 544-page tome that's grown into a cultural phenomenon. It's a parody written by the Harvard Lampoon, an ever-changing group of Ivy League undergrads who've been skewering populist literature since 1876. Just weeks before "New Moon," the second film in Stephenie Meyer's best-selling "Twilight" saga hits theaters, "Nightlight" landed in bookstores.
Movies are made, drawing mobs of screaming fans. Strange things happen when a book series sells 70 million copies.
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