MY Current Readings #2

I am still happily reading the book titled Twilight, by Stephenie Meyer. In the pages I have been reading the past week a lot has taken place. Bella meets new friends, of which are quite pleased with being her friend. As this new friend starts to be more apparent in Bella's school day things start to turn. Edward is seeming much more interested in Bella nowadays. Bella still secretly loves when he talks to her because there is something about him that is so prominent. If i were to be in her position, having been interested in someone from day 1, and he started talking to me I would be so pleased. I'd be happy while the conversation is being held between the two of us, but then again I would question his sudden curiosity. Once again, if I were her I would take some time analyzing the conversations me and this special someone have had and see if it's even worth the thought. Thus far i am very content with my read and I am excited to see further on what goes on between the two and also what is so "different" about Edward. 

TWO CHARACTER ANALYSIS

The two characters i am showing the difference between is Codi and Loyd. Lets start from the time Codi was born. She was born into a family of which the parents were not fond of their daughters spouse. On the other hand, Loyd was born into a family that was strong. Growing up, Codi experienced so many hard times. For example- first, her mother died. Second, she had to embarrassingly wear these orthopedic shoes that were not fashionable. Third, she got pregnant and on top of that, lost her child. Fourth, she never knew where she belonged. She never felt as though she was at home, in her heart and physically. Her family was so drawn apart she had no one to count on. Codi was so imbalanced as a person it also made her unstable in reality. For Loyd, everything was the opposite as if he was in a whole other world. Growing up for him included tons of time with friends running around, hard working but having the time of his life. He and his family were much closer than Codi's. Loyd frequently was visiting his mother. As for Loyd, he grew up having all the girls, pretty much receiving what he wanted. Emotionally he was stable and knew who he was. He even knew just where he belonged. He was confident, knew just what to say, always. Overall, Loyd and Codi are so different that they work together better than anyone else. I'd say that their differences compliment each other and work together to make one another happy. 

My Current Readings

The book i'm reading is called Twilight and it is written by Stephenie Meyer. One has to adapt to changes, they are always for the better. The author proves this thesis because the main character, Bella, has to move from her mother's house to her father's house. Bella and her father have never quite clicked. Going into this new journey she was aware it would be tough. She has to change schools and get used to all these new surroundings. Bella and her father spent talk-less nights at the dinner table, trying to get used to having one another present. Going into a new school, Bella noticed and was keeping her eye on certain people. One of the which was named, Edward Cullen. Edward and his siblings seemed to be perfect. Bella couldn't keep herself from being interested in him, and soon enough she was placed next to him in a seating arrangement in class. Rainy days passed and Bella Frequently was receiving e-mails from her mother, who was constantly interested in how she was doing with her father and her new life. Back at school, Edward seemed to have his "days." One day he would be attentive and talk to Bella, while the next day he was physically  placing himself as far away as possible from Bella. So far, i love this read. it keeps me interested and focused on exactly what's going on between which characters.

QUESTION

my adjective paragraph isn't on this computer (cause we got a new one) so would you like me to re-type it or what to you suggest?