I know that sounds like a crazy question, but after all of the backlash from "Vampire Puritans" about Stephenie Meyer's Twilight Series (vampires don't sparkle, vampires can't come out during the day), I think it's a valid question.
Now I have to say that in the case of Warm Bodies, I look at it the same way that I did the Twilight books. We should just be thankful that people are reading at all, especially since schools LOVE to turn reading into a chore that children loathe.
Anyway, back to my original question. Why is there no talk about why anyone would fall in love with a dead guy? Where is the debate about how zombies are dead and therefore can't feel emotions for living females? Are zombies somehow less sacred than zombies? Is it just the difference in writing styles?
I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on the subject!
Now I have to say that in the case of Warm Bodies, I look at it the same way that I did the Twilight books. We should just be thankful that people are reading at all, especially since schools LOVE to turn reading into a chore that children loathe.
Anyway, back to my original question. Why is there no talk about why anyone would fall in love with a dead guy? Where is the debate about how zombies are dead and therefore can't feel emotions for living females? Are zombies somehow less sacred than zombies? Is it just the difference in writing styles?
I'd love to hear everyone's thoughts on the subject!
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