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Twilight Book Series

From the first time Bella Swan glimpsed Edward Cullen, millions of fans were hooked on author Stephenie Meyer's vampire romance saga. If your kids (or you!) are already fans, the titles on this list will be old friends. If you're new to the Twilight phenomenon, get ready to be sucked in. And beyond the fun, romantic, paranormal story, there's lots to discuss, including the nature of controlling, obsessive relationships and how the movie adaptations compare with the books. For more swoon-worthy and otheworldly reads, check out our Teen Romance Novels and Romantic Fantasy Books for Teens.

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Twilight: The Twilight Saga, Book 1

age 13+

Obsessive vampire romance is absorbing and fun.

By: Stephenie Meyer (2005)
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New Moon: The Twilight Saga, Book 2

age 13+

Second book in vampire series drips with action and romance.

By: Stephenie Meyer (2006)
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Eclipse: The Twilight Saga, Book 3

age 13+

Love is a bit obsessive in suspenseful 3rd vampire book.

By: Stephenie Meyer (2007)
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Breaking Dawn: The Twilight Saga, Book 4

age 14+

Last book of supernatural soap saga is slightly more mature.

By: Stephenie Meyer (2008)
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Midnight Sun

age 13+

Same Twilight story, but from Edward's brooding perspective.

By: Stephenie Meyer (2020)
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The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner

age 13+

Twilight series offshoot has heavier doses of horror.

By: Stephenie Meyer (2010)
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Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined

age 13+

Bella/Edward are now Beau/Edyth. Great for gender-role talk.

By: Stephenie Meyer (2015)