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Erm no, i am saying there are certain types of women in literature that write being a woman, portrait the role of women. Like in "Twilight" you read a story about a girl named Bella who falls in love with a vampire and so on... the good part of "Breaking dawn" was that we could actually see half of the action through the eyes of Jacob, but aside from that is Bella's point of view. But in "Little Women" which is a story about 5 women, it was also written by a woman and men can also understand it because it's more global. Lat semester I studied "Delta Wedding" by Eudora Welty and even though lots of people passed (also men) we got lots of headache to understand it. Something people don't understand. I only know two guys that read "Twilight" one absolutely loves it, he's obsessed with Stephenie Meyer and the other says Bella is a whore! guess who's the one that studies literature?^^"
trust me if you read "Twilight" from a woman's perspective is a lot more different. try to read it thinking you are a lone girl and you will love it
Anyway I can't seem to understand how these people get famous like this! They write a story and voilá best-sellers, money everything. People here in Portugal want to publish anything and not only have to pay but also it will be refused if the editors think it won't have success. Oh and of course you also need those damn good nepotism! The book might suck but if you're famous or someone in the family is famous you can have nearly everything you want.
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