Book 5: Eclipse
Title: Eclipse
Author: Stephenie Meyer
Genre: Novel
Plot: Together again, Edward and Bella are completely inseparable, much to the chagrin of Bella's father, who would like her to take things a little more slowly, lest she just get her heart broken again. Edward and Bella take a trip to visit Bella's mother, which Bella finds out is really just an excuse to get Bella out of town as it becomes clear that danger is once again present. More drama between Edward and Jacob, more Cullen-y goodness.
Quote: "You are in trouble," I said slowly, emphasizing each word. "Enormous trouble. Angry grizzly bears are going to look tame next to what is waiting for you at home."
Review: After scoffing at these books for quite some time, I am now forced to admit that I am a complete addict (even if I am an addict who still occasionally scoffs at the books ;) ). I first started reading the series because I teach ninth grade and every year I try to read one book that my students are all talking about, as a gesture of good will. And thus the insanity begins. I liked Eclipse more than the second book in the series because having Edward around was a big improvement.
Author: Stephenie Meyer
Genre: Novel
Plot: Together again, Edward and Bella are completely inseparable, much to the chagrin of Bella's father, who would like her to take things a little more slowly, lest she just get her heart broken again. Edward and Bella take a trip to visit Bella's mother, which Bella finds out is really just an excuse to get Bella out of town as it becomes clear that danger is once again present. More drama between Edward and Jacob, more Cullen-y goodness.
Quote: "You are in trouble," I said slowly, emphasizing each word. "Enormous trouble. Angry grizzly bears are going to look tame next to what is waiting for you at home."
Review: After scoffing at these books for quite some time, I am now forced to admit that I am a complete addict (even if I am an addict who still occasionally scoffs at the books ;) ). I first started reading the series because I teach ninth grade and every year I try to read one book that my students are all talking about, as a gesture of good will. And thus the insanity begins. I liked Eclipse more than the second book in the series because having Edward around was a big improvement.