Eclipse

* Stephenie Meyer graduated from Brigham Young University with a bachelor's degree in English. She lives with her husband and three young sons in Phoenix, Arizona. After the publication of her first novel, Twilight, booksellers chose Stephenie Meyer as one of the "most promising new authors of 2005" The Twlight series has been her biggest success so far.
This story takes place in modern time. Around and in a town called Forks which is in the Northwestern part of the U.S. This is the third book in the series. Bella is struggling with being in love wit a vampire and her feelings for her friend Jacob are mixed and confused. She wants to become a vampire because she is sick of always being a burden when bad things happen to her which is lately all the time. She is being stalked by a clan of newborn vampires because her boyfriend and vampire Edward killed the mate of a female vampire so this female named Vectoria is out to kill Bella.
publisher: Little Brown and Company # of pages: 629 Price:$10.86

One thing I liked about this book was how like believable it was not only the way the author writes and how she decries and tells about the characters but there is also a movie. I really feel like im there in this book its so easy to read, when its exciting, at times when its slow though you t gets boring. One thing I don't enjoy about this book is that the excitement is spaced out so when you get to a boring part it takes a while to heat back up. The author really leads up to the excitement. Another thing I didn't like was the situation that the author put Jacob in like Bella used him when Edward was gone and kinda fell in love with him, and Jacob did with her. But then right when Edward comes back she just ditches Jacob. It was just quite sad. The author made me feel horrible for Jacob and angry with Bella how she could be so selfish.

Booklist Review: “It began as a simple vampire series and quickly became a megaselling publishing phenomenon; now, in the third insallment decisions about college, marriage and, o yeah immortality are passing in on heroine Bella Swan.”

School Library Journal Review: “As in the two pervious installments, it is Meyer’s effective and intense portrayal of first love in all its urgency, passion, and confusion that drives the story along along with the supernatural element coming in close second.”

sam chipman