Finished Twighlight Books

I finished the last of the Twilight books--Breaking Dawn. I liked it the best of the four. Edward and Bella remain very compelling characters--which is really the appeal of the series. I did have to skip the whole middle section of the story--Jacob whining--and go back a read it after I finished--it was just too much until I knew more.

I haven't been able to check out more of the Darren Shan Saga yet--but the rest of the books are on my reading list!

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Anonymous said…
I read this book when it frist came came out. I loved it !!!
Even though the Bella parts are interesting I think the Jacob part is really funny.

Sasha H.
September 25, 2009 at 3:00 PM
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