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New Moon
 
Manufacturer: Little Brown & Co, Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
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New Moon Review!
 
Review Date: October 5, 2009
Reviewer: Valentin B. Markov, USA
If you have read Twilight, this book just goes on with the series of Bella and Edward. Except in New Moon Edward leaves Bella. From that point on Bella feels horrible, like she is useless and hopeless. Through out the book, Bella explains all her emotions. She gets alot closer to Jacob Black and considers him her best friend. Even though he wants more from Bella, he deals with it knowing she's devistated by Edward's runaway. Bella does her best to try and stay away from thinking about Edward but when she finds out she can hear his caring voice by doing dangerous stunts, she does stuff like jumping off a bridge and riding motorcycles. Everything comes to a turning point when Jacob begins acting strange and the two of them stop talking. Bella knows there is something wrong and thinks it has to do with Sam Uley and his group of "friends". When she finally finds out, she doesn't believe things could get any worse. This book is romantic and sweet. To find out more about it, purchase it!
Enjoyed this series!
 
Review Date: January 16, 2010
Reviewer: Dawn, USA
When my daughter talked about the Twilight books I thought they might be a bit silly. I really got into these books! Ladies, it doesn't matter your age (I am mid forties), you will love the Twilight Saga. I devoured the books, I could not help but falling in love with Edward myself. The descriptions Stephanie uses make you feel as though you can really see everything she is trying to convey. If you need to escape from reality sometimes, this is one of the best ways to do it.