Breaking Dawn
The Twilight Saga, Book 4
by Stephenie Meyer
It’s finally happening—the wedding she never wanted. As if driving an expensive armored car around the small
town of Forks wasn’t enough to make her feel overexposed, the sudden rush to the altar that she finds herself in is
more than enough. The moment the ceremony is over, though, everything seems so perfect the plain girl who’d begged
so hard to be changed into a vampire starts to second guess her need to rush into the "altered lifestyle." No one
in the world would’ve been able to guess that their union would bring that change (among others) into their lives
more quickly than even her constant begging would have. And bring the head of the vampire race down on them faster
than they can react.
It’s sad that it’s the last in the saga, but what a way to go out! I won’t give away any spoilers but the story
plot is the best I’ve seen yet! The characters really come out in this one and the way the story shifts point of
views from Jacob to Bella is absolutely drool-worthy. It’s nice to finally get into this guy’s head! It’s definitely
worth the time it takes to read it but be strongly advised to read the other three books in this series first. The
movie doesn’t cover half of what the books do and every word is golden when it’s penned by a woman like Meyer. |
The Book |
Little, Brown Young Readers |
August 2, 2008 |
Hardcover |
978-0-316-06792-8 / 031606792X |
Young Adult Fantasy |
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The Reviewer |
Carisa Weeaks |
Reviewed 2009 |
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