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 Untitled - Stephenie Meyer
Newest Review: ... and dashed out to buy it and devoured it in much the same manner. Bella and Edward's relationship is vast but a new ... more  ... character creates complexities previously unthought, a werewolf. It now sounds bizarre and stretching the already insane boundary but Stephenie Meyer handles it well, making reality of the character and effortlessly sliding the new character into every crucial element of the story arc.
New Moon is harshly barren, devoid of the phenomenal depth of emotion for the majority of the book, reflecting events and keeping the reader on tenterhooks.
This was shortly before the third book, Eclipse, was released and the UK date was so...more |
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Untitled - Stephenie Meyer: Holds the reader in a tightly clenched fist (810 words)
by - written on 12/08/08 (Very useful, 116 readings)
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I encountered the first book by Stephenie Meyer quite by accident, I was browsing in Waterstones, looking for something easily digested and fantastical. I'm an adult, a mother in fact, but I don't rule out teen fiction as a potential genre. I read Twilight very quickly, entirely consumed by the power of the story and the depth of characters. I was impressed by her writing style, a fluid experience with vast emotive capacity which was entirely fulfilled. The first novel is a vampire love story in essence, it sounds mushy and juvenile with such a brief description but it is accurate. Bella is a 17 year old human, Edward is 18 going on 100 and a vampire and ... Read the complete review
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