It's been 16 years since I read the book and I've been thinking of coming back for quite a while. Well, it's cloudy and a little cold today, so I couldn't have chosen a better day. It's "hoa hoa hoa" season after all, right ?

I am truly curious to see how this reads in 2025 by the adult version of me (who's honestly still a teen in many aspects - millennials FTW). Will I still like the same characters? Will I dislike them? Will I find plot holes? Will I cringe? And, why am I coming back to this? It cannot all be because of literary intrigue or curiosity...Maybe, in a way, I am trying to go back to a time where the world felt a little bit more innocent, a little less complicated, and get in touch with lil' old me. :)

Welcome to the re-read Twilight journey of a 30something-year-old, I hope we have LOTS to talk about ❤️🦇🌲📖

Here’s how it works:

Take any book you know.

Rewrite the plot (or part of it) as if a main character was posting on Reddit’s AITA forum.

Keep the AITA style: ages/genders in parentheses, dramatic setup, moral dilemma tone.

Bonus points if you make it sound petty or ridiculous while still being recognizable.

For fun, see if you can figure out other people's!

Edit: These are hilarious and I’m finding books to try. You’re all amazing. I’m living for these.

Here’s how it works:

Take any book you know.

Rewrite the plot (or part of it) as if a main character was posting on Reddit’s AITA forum.

Keep the AITA style: ages/genders in parentheses, dramatic setup, moral dilemma tone.

Bonus points if you make it sound petty or ridiculous while still being recognizable.

For fun, see if you can figure out other people's!

Edit: These are hilarious and I’m finding books to try. You’re all amazing. I’m living for these.