Do not take it to mean that I loved this book. * Another note: Please don’t take this review the wrong way if you link to it. Anyway, yeah, I don’t usually edit reviews after they’re posted but I felt the need for a bit of clarification here. I have seen book-burning campaigns, and book-returning campaigns. * Note: I’ve edited the end of my review a bit because my prediction that fans would enjoy it was completely mistaken. My thoughts on Bella’s fate are below and spoilerific. I loved finding out the fates of my favorite characters. Anyway, this book what exactly what I expected and wanted out of the end (I think) of the Twilight Saga. I love her characters, though, and when what I want is something that I will absolutely devour and something that won’t take anything out of me, that’s perfect. Stephenie Meyer‘s writing is not too impressive, honestly. It’s something I absolutely loved reading, but now that I’ve finished I don’t feel like I’ve gained anything. It was a wonderful brain-candy type of book–something I couldn’t put down, something I loved the experience of reading, but, well, nothing about it is dazzlingly brilliant. Well, this was exactly what I expected the end of the Twilight Saga to be, in some ways. The midnight release party was a surprising non-event considering the fan base these books have, but many of the people there were incredibly into it all, dressing up for a book in which people dress normally (hmm…), and there were tasty special drinks at the Books-a-Million coffee shop.Īnyway, the book itself. I’m sure you all know what Breaking Dawn is (if not, what rock have you been living under?), so I’ll skip that.

Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer