Fact number one: The Princess Bride contains much more likeable and realistic adventure than what occurs in the Twilight Series. (By the way, I have read the whole saga, and I must say, they were interesting books, but not the type that I usually believe in reading.)

Fact number two: The Princess Bride has fencing, and I strongly remember that fencing never occured once in the Twilight books. The Princess Bride also has piracy, witty brains, and determination.

Fact number three: The Princess Bride also contains romance of the highest level. Westley and Buttercup are most definitely in love and this is classic love. There is jealousy and tears and heartbreaks, but it all works out in the end.

Fact number four: There’s also a lot of funny lines in The Princess Bride. You’ll definitely get a good laugh out of it. Sometimes, it’s confusing, but that’s the best part. It lets your brain work through things, you know? I don’t remember Twilight ever being much funny.

Fact number five: The Princess Bride gives you thrill in reading it and takes you so far into the story that you don’t want to put it down until the ending. I’m afraid this happens in most good novels, but not exactly Twilight. There was no real excitement in that book, and the storyline was cheap and dumb. Besides, a real love story contains real emotions, and I’m afraid there is no such person as Edward Cullen, sorry to all the girls that obsess over him.

Fact number six: The Princess Bride was a movie too and it was so fun to watch. Unlike Twilight. Watch both the movies, I’d bet a whole lot of pie that you’ll like The Princess Bride better.

Well, my brother is bothering me about the computer now, so I’m going to leave it at this point. I’d have put much more, but you know, my brother. I hope you people that have read Twilight will read The Princess Bride, it really is an enjoyable book.