Millions of people across the globe have read the famous book series written by Stephenie Meyer's, The Twilight Saga.  Readers enjoy the romance, the thrill, and the fantasies that are revealed within the book. 

Many who have read the vampire series are known to be affected in a wide variety of ways.  Whether the reader is 12 or 52, The Twilight Saga is a series that has touched the hearts of countless people and forced them to consider a new perspective on love.

The reader may find themselves with the strong desire for the world of vampires and werewolves to be real.  They may fall in love with the characters Jacob Black or Edward Cullen.  They may constantly fantasize about being in Bella’s place and living her life’s story.  

People may find theTwilight fans foolish and crazy.  They might even believe the reader obtains psychological issues because of their obsession.  Since these people have not read the blood-sucking saga, they wouldn’t understand.  If they analyze themselves deep enough, it is very likely the “spectators” have at least once in their lives grown a strong attachment to something that triggered a profound love and affection. So they should ask themselves this question: “If the unrealities and love for those who portray the characteristics of Jacob or Edward only make the fantasizer happier and create a better atmosphere for this person, isn’t it harmless?”  Is it wrong to believe in 'love conquers all' and 'nothing is impossible?' This is the meaning behind what the readers daydream about.

People should become aware that there is a chance they may be somewhat “altered” when and after reading the award-winning series, but if they still want to enjoy the books and be lured by the characters and new society that is created, they should do so willingly.   

Stephenie Meyer writes of a place where many who read her book series wish to be. Readers create a fantasy for themselves involving their favorite characters.  People find great enjoyment from reading The Twilight Saga.