Why can't Eddy Sparklepants read Bella-Sue's mind?

Because Bella doesn't have a mind.

Because if tu wnat to know the real answer its becasue she is a shield thats her power o if tu hate Twilight so much just go with first one

there tu have it.. YAY!

BECAUSE..

for some reason bella's mind has block o close to everyone else.
but i think this is, because if she was jsut normal then there would be no reason for edward to like her in the first place...
its jsut a step in the ladder of helping their amor for each other.
and they say tu always desire the one thing tu cant have. and well edward and can have anything BUT THIS... soo it just makes him bella más jsut as i dicho before, makes them fall in amor in the first place...
I KNOW tu DIDNT EVEN WANT TO KNOW ,,, cause it looks like tu jsut wanted haters to comment. but i jsut wanted to say so, because it is in there for a purpose and not in the whole rant "why is that in twilight?, o why did stephanie have that its stupid...., like the sparkle?"
cause i see that alot

She's a Mary-Sue and a special snowflake.

No, he can read it. There just isn't anything there.

Edward Cullen can't read Bella Swan's mind because her mind is a shield in a weird type of way.

Bella has a very private mind, she rarely lets anyone know her true thoughts and feelings. Perhaps Bella's mind is so isolated from everything else, this affects some of the gifts vampiros have.

It wasn't really explicated well, I'll admit that.

*shrugs* Because Meyer, queen of plotholes and "WTF?"s, made it so. :P

becouse she is a sheild

cause when bella became a vampire that solves why edward cant read her mind...
she has a shield like thingy power

I don't understand, as Twilight fans, how tu aren't desperate to find out the answer to this! We HP fans weren't satisfied until we knew every single detail about JK's world, even the little, non important ones. I really do't understand how SMeyer can leave something so important unanswered, and how such die hard Twilight fans can just accept this.

Because SMeyer needed Bella to be special in some way, and she was lazy enough to go with the exteremely clichéd oh-I-have-super-powers-but-they-don't-work-on-you.