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 enlarge | Author: Stephenie Meyer
Publisher: Little, Brown Young Readers
Category: Book
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Rating:  1053 reviews
Sales Rank: 45
Media: Hardcover
Reading Level: Young Adult
Number Of Items: 1
Pages: 608
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.5
Dimensions (in): 8.4 x 5.7 x 1.9
ISBN: 0316160199
EAN: 9780316160193
ASIN: 0316160199
Publication Date: August 21, 2006
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 She should have stopped with Book #1. November 10, 2008
Although the books #2-4 are well written, they get banal and difficult to read with continued interest.
 Twilight Saga November 10, 2008
There are 4 books in this series, I'm reading #3 and I can't put them down, I take them every where I go! I recommend these books to every one. A great read.
New Moon November 9, 2008
Great book. It keeps you entralled. Its hard to put the book down.
New Moon November 9, 2008
I really enjoy this author Stephanie Meyer. Read all of the Twilight Saga books in a couple weeks. New Moon was quite good! Easy reason too!
 Author writes progressively better November 9, 2008
Being fortunate to spend a fair amount of time with teenagers (I am an adult) I had to see what this book was about because it is all they can talk about(the teens.)
I was muttering throughout the first book negative remarks. But I finished it and went looking for second in the series.
Read the second, lots more muttering, and upon finishing it quickly went out in search of the third in the seriews.
Stayed up late, quickly finished the third and immediately picked up the fourth book in the series (thinking ahead I had bought it when I found the third in the series - I knew I was hooked.)
Think the books are written over a three year period. The author signfigantly grows. The fourth book had much more content to it than the previous three. Characters weren't necessarily any fuller - but there sure were a lot of them! And I was able to keep track of them the way they were presented.
One of the reviewers made a comment about is it enough merit alone for the book that teenage girls are reading - comparing that to an anorexic eating a marshmallow.
Let's be a tad more positive here and look at the big picture. They now have four fairly large novels on their bookshelves, they will be lined up five deep around the corner and down the block to see the new movie, and let's not forget ... they have a common bond - they can talk for hours about "what it ...", and "don't you think Edward ..."
A rite of passage - a bit different from Nancy Drew - Brenda Starr - but nonetheless - it is and will be a part of this generation.
Rumor has it that the SAT's will be adding a question about the Cullen's family.
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