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Loading... New Moon (2006)by Stephenie Meyer
A person wiser than I decided to stop with Twilight. But she caved after two months! She does have daily contact with teenagers as an excuse; me, not so much. This time I couldn't excuse myself with the charm of an airport indulgence, and without that the book had little appeal. Nor did brevity make up for banality. The book does improve once you realize you can skim it and miss nothing. I wasn´t abble to finish it. It´s either I´am depressed or I´am using Jacob. She gets fascinated on the all meeting the "pack" thing, but in the back of her mind she only wants to push the limits so she can "see" Edward. I found it extremely boring... Again, the book is so much better than the film. You get more of a sense of what pain and anguish Bella goes through when Edward leaves her, the film really doesn't do this particular part justice. When I read Twilight I heard so much about the whole Team Edward and Team Jacob thing. After reading Twilight I thought I was firmly entrenched in the Team Edward camp. But then I read New Moon and I started to understand why some people thought Bella should stay with Jake. I think this book moves the reader on very well from the first book, it makes sense to me where everything and everyone is. Once again, another good read. werewolves! Much like the last, an interesting tale, appealing characters. I enjoyed it and lost sleep over it (meaning I stayed up way too late reading). A few annoyingly glaring grammatical errors in my opinion, but once I got into the book I didn't seem to notice (or they stopped). I appreciated the way that the author took Edward out of the story for a bit, though keeping him "present" through plot and other characters. It kept the book from being just 500 pages more of the same. Edit: I enjoyed this one more the second go round as well. Somehow, knowing the story made the constant whining and the "gaping hole" much less bothersome.
Less streamlined than Twilight yet just as exciting, New Moon will more than feed the bloodthirsty hankerings of fans of the first volume and leave them breathless for the third. This best-selling sequel to “Twilight” — which introduced Edward, the world’s most gentlemanly 17-year-old vampire, and Bella, an ordinary teenager in Forks, Wash. — appropriately begins with an epigraph from “Romeo and Juliet”; love and death are once again entwined in their curiously absorbing romance. Despite Bella's flat and obsessive personality, this tale of tortured demon lovers entices. Is contained inTwilight / New Moon / Eclipse / Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer ContainsHas the adaptation
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(retrieved from Amazon Wed, 02 Jan 2013 14:53:22 -0500)
Bella befriends Jacob, a sophomore from her school with a penchant for motorcycles, that both the pace and her disposition begin to take off. Their adventures are wild, dare-devilish, and teeter on the brink of romance, but memories of Edward pervade Bella's emotions, and soon their fun quickly morphs into danger, especially when she uncovers the true identities of Jacob and his pack of friends.… (more)
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