The Twilight Saga

Fifty Shades Books

Ok, so I have heard a lot about the Fifty Shades books being very sexual and such but I have yet to hear what exactly they are about of if they are good or not. I have not read them and I would like to ask those of you who have, what you think of them. Possibly, give a review of them? Or, even if you only read the first of the three of them, speak on that one. I thought about reading it but, I don't want to spead the money on the book if there is to big of a chance that I won't like it.

 

So, you can treat this as a Fifty Shades forum discussion if you would like. Just please, tell what you think and how you feel about them. Thank you :)

 

Tags: Book, Discussion, Fifty, Grey, Review, Shades

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Permalink Reply by PEI-SUNG FANG on April 25, 2013 at 9:57am

Permalink Reply by PEI-SUNG FANG on April 25, 2013 at 10:03am

It is one thing to read about a particular make and modal of a vehicle driven by a ficticious character in a text; to see it up close and in broad daylight is an unique experience on a whole new level. What a beauty!

Permalink Reply by Smitha on May 4, 2013 at 10:41am

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCEi4Yk4VyE

Ana's favorite song. She dances to this song as she cooks after the first night she stays over at Escala. 

Permalink Reply by PEI-SUNG FANG on May 6, 2013 at 6:35pm
Hey there, Smitha. ;)
Thank you for sharing that.
Permalink Reply by PEI-SUNG FANG on Tuesday

Ah... Anastasia dancing and cooking. Come to think of it, while some people seemed to have heavy issues with the premise and limited vocabulary, we have not gotten much discussion about the dancing scenes and the frequency of Anastasia cooking in the story. Any thoughts?

Permalink Reply by Smitha on Thursday

Pei,forgive me,but I am not sure I understand the question very well. Expound please?

Permalink Reply by PEI-SUNG FANG on Thursday

Hey there, Smitha. ^^

There are readers who complain about the repetitive use of limited vocabulary and expressions, excessive use of foul language, and explicit sex scenes in the series. But there has not been much neutral exchange on the clumsy Ana dancing in different scenarios. And no one mentioned about her cooking and enjoying food with her friends. Why is that?

Permalink Reply by Smitha 18 hours ago

Ah...I guess the answer to the dancing question is that Christian is a good dancer. So she may have not had much problem dancing with him. As for dancing in the kitchen,you know how we all suck at dancing but still dance when there is nobody around? ;) 

Permalink Reply by PEI-SUNG FANG 17 hours ago

Hmmm... Come to think of it, what you pointed out about the dancing part makes a lot of sense if we look at it that way. LOL

What about the cooking and eating?

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