answer: the cover was interesting the idea was unique
paragraph_question: question: How is the cover of the book written by Barbara Erskine?, context: I've been reading this series from the first month the first book hit the shelf.  I thought the cover was interesting the idea was unique.  Yet, I always believed that the books were not as huge and wonderful as everyone made them out to be.  They were okay and interesting, but that's it.  Now, reading all the reviews I have to laugh.  You've only noticed where this was going now?  You haven't picked up on all the inappropriate propaganda until now?  Ooookaaaay.What got me with this book was how it started off with the baby vampires.  I was getting flashbacks to "Salem's Lot" by King.  You know, that scene where they remove the floorboard to find the young couple with the baby vampire in their arms.  Ewww!  There are some places where you just shouldn't go and messing with babies is one of them.  Jake's imprinting on Nessie didn't bother me so much.  It was explained that the werewolf would be whatever his intended needed him to be.  And if it means a caregiver when they are infants and children, then that is what he will be.  What did bother me was the get married and need sex at 18 aspect.  Very juvenile. Other than that it was good, not great, but good--like all the others. 
question: How is the cover of the book written by Barbara Erskine?
sentence:  I thought the cover was interesting the idea was unique .
paragraph: I've been reading this series from the first month the first book hit the shelf.  I thought the cover was interesting the idea was unique.  Yet, I always believed that the books were not as huge and wonderful as everyone made them out to be.  They were okay and interesting, but that's it.  Now, reading all the reviews I have to laugh.  You've only noticed where this was going now?  You haven't picked up on all the inappropriate propaganda until now?  Ooookaaaay.What got me with this book was how it started off with the baby vampires.  I was getting flashbacks to "Salem's Lot" by King.  You know, that scene where they remove the floorboard to find the young couple with the baby vampire in their arms.  Ewww!  There are some places where you just shouldn't go and messing with babies is one of them.  Jake's imprinting on Nessie didn't bother me so much.  It was explained that the werewolf would be whatever his intended needed him to be.  And if it means a caregiver when they are infants and children, then that is what he will be.  What did bother me was the get married and need sex at 18 aspect.  Very juvenile. Other than that it was good, not great, but good--like all the others. 
sentence_answer:  I thought <hl> the cover was interesting the idea was unique <hl> .
paragraph_answer: I've been reading this series from the first month the first book hit the shelf. I thought <hl> the cover was interesting the idea was unique <hl>. Yet, I always believed that the books were not as huge and wonderful as everyone made them out to be. They were okay and interesting, but that's it. Now, reading all the reviews I have to laugh. You've only noticed where this was going now? You haven't picked up on all the inappropriate propaganda until now? Ooookaaaay.What got me with this book was how it started off with the baby vampires. I was getting flashbacks to "Salem's Lot" by King. You know, that scene where they remove the floorboard to find the young couple with the baby vampire in their arms. Ewww! There are some places where you just shouldn't go and messing with babies is one of them. Jake's imprinting on Nessie didn't bother me so much. It was explained that the werewolf would be whatever his intended needed him to be. And if it means a caregiver when they are infants and children, then that is what he will be. What did bother me was the get married and need sex at 18 aspect. Very juvenile. Other than that it was good, not great, but good--like all the others. 
paragraph_sentence: I've been reading this series from the first month the first book hit the shelf. <hl> I thought the cover was interesting the idea was unique . <hl> Yet, I always believed that the books were not as huge and wonderful as everyone made them out to be. They were okay and interesting, but that's it. Now, reading all the reviews I have to laugh. You've only noticed where this was going now? You haven't picked up on all the inappropriate propaganda until now? Ooookaaaay. What got me with this book was how it started off with the baby vampires. I was getting flashbacks to "Salem's Lot" by King. You know, that scene where they remove the floorboard to find the young couple with the baby vampire in their arms. Ewww! There are some places where you just shouldn't go and messing with babies is one of them. Jake's imprinting on Nessie didn't bother me so much. It was explained that the werewolf would be whatever his intended needed him to be. And if it means a caregiver when they are infants and children, then that is what he will be. What did bother me was the get married and need sex at 18 aspect. Very juvenile. Other than that it was good, not great, but good--like all the others.