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You know, I don't think Bella is a good character, I do not like the Twilight books, but I think you miss a couple of reasons why many girls related to her:

She felt like an outsider in her life, she felt put-upon by her parents, she didn't really know how to make friends, she read a lot, she wasn't athletic, she was kind of sardonic, she liked retro stuff, and she was into cute boys.

As far as why people could have idolized her? Cute boys were into her, she read classic literature and enjoyed it, she had a cool car, she was theoretically a responsible person, as she "took care" of her mother, she was self-sacrificing (again, theoretically), and probably some other things.

So, no, I don't think Bella was a great character or even good...or even mediocre...but I don't think that people should dismiss out of hand why it was that some young girls liked and identified with Bella.