Monday, July 18, 2011
Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer
In the fourth and final book of the Twilight saga, Breaking Dawn, by Stephenie Meyer, many intense things occur. The book begins with the two main characters, Edward and Bella, getting married. Edward is an immortal vampire, and Bella is a human. Since I do not want to reveal what happens in this amazing book, I will just say that the novel follows the troubles that occur when a vampire and a human have a child, that is half-human, half-vampire. So far, this was my favorite book that I have read this summer. It is a love story, and at the same time an action novel. The book is divided into three parts, and two different narraters. Part 1 is narrated by Bella Swan (later, Bella Cullen), the clumsy teen who falls in love with the mysterious vampire. Toward the end of this book, Bella is turned into an immortal vampire to be with Edward forever. Part 2 is narrated by Jacob Black, Bella's best friend. Jacob is a werewolf, who loves Bella enough to leave his own wolf pack to be with her. Part 3 is narrated by Bella again, but this part begins with her transformation from a human to a vampire. I would recommend this book to anybody who likes a page-turner about love, and sacrifices that revolve around love.
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Oh my Goash, you gave away the end of the book - Bella becomes a vampire. I've only seen the first movie and haven't read the books. Therefore, I don't mind you gave it away.
ReplyDeleteHave you read HUSH by Becca Fitzpatrick? Others seem to love it and it is also about human/vampire love. Check it out!