this is the best book EVER EVER EVER EVER EVER it is AWESOME ( )

This was my least favorite of the series. There were so many things that just irritated me and I didn't really enjoy any of this book until the last 300 pages or so. ( )

Waste of Time ( )

While readers of the Twilight Series can take the third book as a sign of what the fourth book will offer to the reader. This is by far the most disappointing book of the series. The writing is slow and the story really seems to be reaching for anything. When reading this novel I felt that Meyer was rushing to the end that we all new was coming from the first book but not sure how to actually get there. There are also uncomfortable parts of this novel that I would think should be inappropiate for people under 18 years old. There is much more violence, incest and sex in this novel than the three before them.

There are some moments of beautiful writing which seems to surround the character of Jacob and the werewolves in this novel. But it is not enough to pick this book up and read it if you are not reading through the series. I will not give anything away as to plot in this review, well for two reasons if you read any of the books or seen the movie you already know the plot and two there is not much plot to give away. I have to admit though the last chapters of the novel made me laugh out loud, but I am positive that it was not Meyer’s intention. ( )

***SPOILERS*** I put aside the other books I was reading to read this in two days. The fourth and last installment of the Twilight series is much like the others -- fun, light, very long. I was really surprised to have the wedding so early, and I have to say the set-up of the plot was different from how I expected, even if most of the way it turned out was not. I was less annoyed with Bella's voice than usual (I think there were only four roll-my-eyes descriptions of Edward's near-godliness), and it was fun to have Jacob's voice in the middle. Though at times I wished for more stringent editing and the name "Renesmee" struck me as a bit over-odd, I still really enjoyed the book. Not a book I would re-read, but an enjoyable light read for summertime. ( )