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raray, October 17, 2008

New Moon is ESSENTIAL in understanding the rest of the Twighlight saga. It wasn't the most interesting of the four, and I really did get bored towards the middle. It was dissapointing that Edward left for a while and I was upset that Bella, who became a very bland character without Edward, hadn't transformed into a Vampire yet. Jacob Black's increasingly large part in the series became evident. It was intersting to read through Bella's lowest year as her ties to her normal highschool friends became looser and the secrets she kept from her family became deeper. Even though it was hard to get through because of the morose mood of the prose, I found myself reading it to the finish. New Moon was not Meyer's best book, but her beautiful style and captivating voice made it impossible to put down. I had to keep reading because Meyer had set down such an enchanting plot that I NEEDED to know what happened. New Moon is a must read, no matter how long it takes to read it, just so that you can find out the conclusion.

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