Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

.../ General Info ----------------------------------- Breaking Dawn is the fourth book in the hugely popular “twilight series” written by Stephenie Meyer. Released in August 2008 and is an impressive 756 pages long. It’s a mammoth book and as far as I’m aware it is currently only available in hardback, which does make for a bit of awkward handling as it’s so chunky. The book follows both Bella Swan (a human 17 year old) and Edward Cullen (A 100 Year ...
...Bella’s first person perspective; however Breaking Dawn breaks away from the series’ usual narrative as Jacob Black (Bella’s best werewolf friend) has a section of the book to himself to tell part of the story through his prospective. The books use a simple but detailed writing style. Stephenie Meyer has a very good talent for portraying deep descriptive emotion through her writing. She may not win any awards for her basic style, but it does completely ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

Breaking Dawn is the fourth book in Stephenie Meyer's series, aimed mainly at the teenage girl market, with elements of romance slightly outweighing those of horror, fantasy and action. It is a brilliantly scripted fourth book, and does the other three justice. It is worth pointing out that it would be very hard to read this book as a stand alone novel, as events that have occurred in the previous three books are very relevant, and I feel you may ...
...not give any spoilers for Breaking Dawn. Trust me - there are some huge revelations!! At the end of the thrid book in the series, we finally go to see things from a different perspective. Having read nearly three whole books from a position of Bella's narrative, we managed to understand a great deal about the innocent teenage girl who came to stay with her dad, Charlie, in the small town of Forks, Washington, only to fall in love with a vampire, ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

...fear reel themselves in! Breaking Dawn starts off where Eclipse left us, with Edward & Bella's wedding, the arrangements, the day and the after. We see the lead up to the wedding with all of the worries and anxieties that normal people would face, and then the day itself which turns from wonderful to perfect and then into tense as a situation arises. We then see Edward & Bella head of for their extended honeymoon, and the tension between them during ...
...This ends abruptly when Bella realises that something isn't right, and one morning she awakes to find that her fears had been right afterall and that's when everything gets tense. Although most of this book is seen from the eyes of Jacob I think the best way to think of it is that it's actually three books in one - that way you can understand the way that it's meant to be laid out easier and you get what the author was trying to do by splitting ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

!Because so much happens in Breaking Dawn, this review man contain some major spoilers. Please don't read it if you plan or are currently reading it, this review would probably ruin it! - The Author - Stephenie Meyer was born on the 24th of December, 1973. She is an american author who writes for both adults and teenagers. Born in Hartford, Connecticut, after graduating from Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, Stephenie Meyer now lives with ...
...sons. - About - Breaking Dawn is the last book in the Twilight four book series(although there is a fifth book not yet released which is Twilight written in another characters perspective) written by american international bestseller, Stephenie Meyer. First published hardcover in August 2008, 1.3 million were sold in the first 24 hours of its release breaking the record. It continues the story of 17/18 year old Bella (Isabella) Swan who has moved ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

...about the details here. Breaking Dawn has been an entirely different beast. I've looked forward to this book for months and had to begin reading it as soon as I could. I felt the beginning was garbled, the events ploughed through as fast as possible, like the author had to get certain events over and done with but couldn't make it so meaningful as in the first book. Edward and Bella have moved on, to one of the possible natural next steps, lets ...
...New Moon kept the candle alight, Eclipse gave it a longer wick but Breaking Dawn has drowned the flame and I think Stephenie Meyer will struggle to regain some of her loyal flowing if the next book does not move back onto the safer ground upon which Twilight was written. ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

...book in the Twilight Saga, breaking dawn begins with the marriage of the human Bella Swan and Vampire Edward Cullen. They head off on honeymoon and Bella becomes pregnant. But the pregnancy develops too quickly, and its soon realised that the unborn child is growing strong, and fast. During childbirth, Bella almost dies and is turned into a vampire by Edward to save her life, and so she lives happily with her vampire family and child..... or not. ...
...Only available in Hard-Back, Breaking dawn is essential to a Twilight collection. The book is the last in the series, but leaves the story open just enough for Stephanie to take it back up if she so wanted, yet still closes it and ties up all the loose ends, leaving the reader satisfied. ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

This book starts with what left behind of Eclipse and it’s divided into three parts. The first part, told from the point of view of Bella, accounts the wedding of Edward and Bella and their honeymoon in Isle Esme. The second part, told from Jacob’s perspective, details the period he spends with Bella and the Cullens during her pregnancy and the horrific birth of her child. The third part, back to Bella’s view, accounts her early days as a vampire ...
...put the family in and the conflict with the Volturi. From the moment I start reading this book, I’ve been searching for clues etc on the reconciliation of the triangular relationship as the third book did left me heartbroken in a way for Jacob. You can see the gradual change in the mind of Jacob and how he finally finds peace. The first part is all very fairy-tale like with all the wedding and stuff and the first sexual encounter of Bella and Edward. ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

Breaking Dawn is the 4th part of the Twilight Series written by Stephenie Meyer. Therefore Reviewing the 4th book of a series can contain many spoilers to those who have read only the first or none at all. Stephenie Meyer is a new American author, she began with her Twilight books. She also has written a book named "The Host" and helped write "Prom Nights from Hell" along with Meg Cabot (Princess Diaries), Michele Jaffe (Bad Kitty), Kim Harrison ...
...actual Twilight series is based on the life of Isabella Swan, who is in love with a vampire named Edward Cullen. Throughout the books she has hit many problems, such as nearlly being killed by another vampire in "Twilight", having to go against the oldest vampire family in "New Moon"and being at the sidelines of a full blown war in "Eclipse". Isabella throughout the books is between 16 and 19. So at the beginning of "Twilight" she celebrates her ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

I came across the first book in the series 'twilight' when my step-sister bought it from waterstones in a 3 for 2 deal. She picked up the book as a 3rd choice, and as she began reading her first choice, I picked up the book and started to read it. Not having heard of the book before, I thought it would be an average read. Before long, I was hooked on the characters in the book, and I found it was becoming difficult to put it down. As soon as I heard ...
...and read it. Again, I spent days on end reading the book in a bid to finish it. I was just as eager for the 3rd book, however, I found that it wasn't as gripping as the previous two. By the time I knew there was a 4th book coming out, I was desperate to read it, and therefore pre-ordered it online. For people who haven't read either of the books in the series, it must seem a very ordinary teenage storyline; a teenage vampire love story. However, ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

A great book! In my opinion it had a bit of a disappointing ending in comparison to the first 3 in the saga. Definitely worth reading though, especially if you have read the first 3 books. DO NOT READ THIS PART IF YOU DO NOT WANT TO BE DISAPPOINTED. All the expectations are met... Edward and Bella get married, have their honeymoon ; only to have it cut short when Bella finds she is pregnant. She later gives birth to a half vampire half human. This ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

And so, the end is nigh. 'Breaking dawn' is the amazingly unexpected ending to 'the twilight saga'. i may slightly spoil a small (and i mean small, you guess it pretty quick anyway) part of the plot with this next bit... Bella and Edwards nuptuals loom and we read as Bella struggles with her ability to hold it all together, knowing that she and Edward will soon be married, and holding her end of the bargain he must too. Bella had made Edward agree ...
...he would TRY and make love to her (he is scared that he could kill her in the process). And so they marry, much too Jacob's heart ache induced dissaproval. And Edward does keep his end of the bargain...with dire cosequences. Bella falls pregnant....however, this is no normal pregnacy. she begins symtoms within a few days, showing within a week. They rush home immediatly where carlisle and edward try to convince Bella to get rid of the baby to which ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

...slightly obsessive over Bella, but Breaking Dawn takes this to a new level. It seems that he has lost some of his obsessive nature, and has taken on a whole new form of crazy, an example of this is when he said to Jacob that they could both share Bella to make her happy :|. Now as much as I don't want to critisize Meyer too much, I have to say that this was one of the most ridiculous things I have ever read. How can she even begin to say that Edward ...
...be towards Bella. Having read Breaking Dawn my minor hatred has esculated too disgust. Meyer has made Jacob and manipulating werewolf who falls in love with a one second old baby. Oh I should mention that the baby he has fallen in love with is Bellas baby...the woman he has claimed to love for some time now. . . (another well thought out plot...not). I'm not even going to begin on discussing the ridiculous of Edward being able to father a child with ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

Breaking Dawn, by Stephanie Meyer, was eagerly awaited by all fans of the Twilight saga including myself. To some the saga was a complete shock and they had no idea what awaited them until the film was released. For others, true Twilight fans, this book was awaited with sheer anticipation. I must admit there were a lot of ways that one could have expected this book to end and some were persued momentarily, however the overall effect of the book was ...
...again like al Meyer books, Breaking dawn is written with immense description which only adds to the depth of characters and understanding of the setting. As a fan of the series I felt compelled to finish the book (despite at times not like the characters choices) and at the same time took as much time as possible to read as i never wanted it to finish, that being said, like the others in the series I read it front to back in a day. I absorbed it ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

This book is the perfect ending to the twilight saga. Before in the previous books, we have learned about the love Bella has for daring vampire Edward. In this final book, every, well almost every, problem is solved. In my opinion, this book is a must for people who love vampires, or even anyone who would love to emotionally feel what the main character is feeling. Stephanie Meyer's unique way of writing and potraying the character's feelings is...extraordinary! ...
...love a good read. This book would blow your mind away as the different perspectives of Bella and Jacob are revealed in this book. Plus, you would not belive the ending to this book, it is extraordinary, well written, and a great book to be reading for years to come. ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer

Stephenie Meyer has done it again !! She is actually amazing at writing. i have read this book 4/5 times now and cannot put it down when i start, it really grabs you and makes you feel like you are the characters in the book. This book follows Bella Swan and her boyfriend Edward Cullen (vampire), but some parts are also written from the point of view of the best friend Jacob Black (Warewolf). The book really engages the reader and you will be wanting ...
...book is written really brings out the emotion within you, and ou will end up laughing, crying, worrying and hoping alond with the characters, it sort of feels like you are an extra character that nobody has written about, it creates images in your head as you read too which i think is the sign of a very good book. This is the last book in the twilight saga, and it is by far the best of them all. It's a bit like a mad episode of Eastenders or Hollyoaks ...

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Review of Breaking Dawn (Twilight Saga) - Stephenie Meyer