Twilight vs PJO

Say why you like Twilight, or the case may be don't, and compare it too PJO!
Get argueing!

EDIT:
MUST POST MORE THEN TEN WORDS!

I don't like twilight better then PJO!

Never read twilight

Its good but not as good as PJO!!!!

I disagree. Twilight is a better book.
BUT! (and its a big but)
I found PJO more enjoyable to read.

I SAY ITS NOT BETTER!!!!

It is.
The text and wording is alot better, and in this you have too give reasons.

Greek_Geek wrote:I disagree. Twilight is a better book.
BUT! (and its a big but)
I found PJO more enjoyable to read.

Jonathan, you are just saying that because you think that because a book has more adult content, It means that the book was written better, that the book Is better looking at it from a professional perspective, and that the book is written better.
the thing is, as much as I like twilight, PJO will always be better, not because It's funnier (but that is one of the things better about it) , but because the writing is actually good quality. Yeah, PJO romance stinks because everything is so obvious, which is one of the only areas where twilight is better. If twilight could just tone down the romance abbit and bring up the action, It would be allot better than PJO. But however, Stephany Myer has not done that, so twilight basicly is allot worse than PJO. here is a list of the good things and the bad things
good things about twilight

1. The romance isn't as obvious compared to PJO, and Jacob plays the role of Rachel allot better (thoe he could still play it allot more)
   
2. PJO should be longer
   
3. Everything makes sence (have you ever wondered how Zeus, Posidon, and Hades managed to break their oath)
   

cons

1. there is way to much romanse
   
2. there is not enough action (the amount of action in PJO is PERFECT)
   
3. the wrighting isn't as indepth
   
4. the romance is still too obvious, thoe twilight isn't AS obvious as PJO
   

OH YEAH U GOOOOO!

Thats not what I said. I said it was better written.
Your assuming Christof.
The writing is more adult orientated BUT the description is better.
Actually alot better.

the thing about PJO description is that it is allot more humorous than twilight. That's one of the things I like about PJO. Unlike twilight, Rick Riordan has a unique way of describing things (through Percy). One of the things that worries me is that this might be lost in the next series. If it does get lost, Rick Riordan better make the next series a more "adult series", or else I will lose faith (enless he does it a very cool way). The only think about twilight that I think is better is the romance.

No its not. And are you an Adult... No so you should enjoy these books while you can!

I think it really goes down too oppinion.

And my oppinion is Twilight is a better book series.

And I've allready said its more funny/ humorius.

But I prefer the charecters in Percy Jackson a lot more.

A new rule you must post more then ten words.

Luke wrote:Never read twilight

i read the first book, but didnt like it, so i never read on

you can post as many rules as you like. But please tell us exactly WHY twilight is better, Greek_Geek.

(Daughter Athena your post was deleted as it was under 10 words, sorry)

People complain that it has too much romansce BUT it a novel that focuses mainly on romansce between a Vampire and human.

I think it it better as I prefer the charecters (not including Percy, I mean overall)

I like the way its written in a dreamy kind of way.

It has a much better ending, its more satisfying. (in my oppinion)

I like the way I can take something away from it which will help me in real life (not saying PJO doesn't just not as much)

well,ok so i didnt really care for the book but i liked the movie

yeah, PJO romance really is bad. I agree with you about twilight romance being better.

i agree, i gues PJO isnt a romancy type of book

Yeah but who likes romance I don't and in Twilight its kinda stockerish how he follows her everywhere.... creepy!

That Daughter of Athena....
Is love....
*chuckles*
Anyway yeah I guesse, PJO isn't really focused on 'romansce.'

Oh my gosh!

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