Not for sexual content, obviously, considering that there IS NONE, but for the simple fact that it's an all around horrible series.

And, as another commenter mentioned, the relationship portrayed as an ideal to strive for, indeed, as "True Love ™" is staggeringly unhealthy and fraught with emotionally abusive undertones. Bonus points for the fact that the principal character defines herself entirely by her relationship with men, particularly her boyfriend.

and Twilight although I thought they were utter trash and lacked any literary value, as such, they are books and reading of any kind is good for pp, if they didnt want one of the Twilights Ie. the last one, were Bella is all but passed around and there is a hint of sex. fine but the other three!?! For real!

I have that pp think its ok to ban any books if a middle school or elementary school thinks the books is not age appropriate fine!, but any and all other reasons should stop at the door, and the parents need to pay attention to what thier kids are reading. As for high Schoolers, at that age if I think it might be a bit pointless for books to be banned from thier library, they are old enough, for the most part and if they arent and they read it, well i believe some Higher Power is at work then, and maybe they will grow from it!

Obviously SOMEBODY needs to take her own advice and start reading more, if only to grasp the basics of English grammar.

Alisha- I agree that Twilight should be banned from younger libraries- maybe give it to the kiddies around 15. But not so much for your reasons, but because it portrays as completely psychotic/co-dependent/suicidal angst as OK. Apparently that's Stephenie Meyer's ideal of "true love" however, as much as I love the books, I find it pathetic.