I have to say I love the writing style in not only this book, but every single twilight book. The style of writing makes the book so captivating, interesting, and takes you right into the story. So it's been about 3 months since I read this, and don't get me wrong this is a good book, but the story?!?!? I'm sorry but there really wasn't a very good plot along with this book, and there hasn't been since the first book twilight. But taking into acount an amazing writing style with a poor plot, I still do recomend this book immensly. You will be pulled into the story just like me :)

The JACOB part was kind of boring and hard to follow, but I really enjoyed this particular Twilight novel. Can't wait for The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 to come out!

I literally read this book in less than two days while still going to work. It was a perfect way to end the series. It answered all our questions and still made Bella's life happy without any regrets. Would have love to see Edward's view of things during this novel

LOVE THIS BOOK!!!!!! This book is just the right balance between romance and action. I loved how there was happiness and then after the happiness, there was failures, disappointments, losses and fear. Some characters that might be fading from your memory that were a big part of the story come back, like come re-introduced into the story, which I admire form Stephanie Myer. She writes the story as if you are in it, with lots of details. Most of the time, I felt like I was in the room with all of the characters. Like I was experiencing all of the emotions. I agreed with some of the decisions made by the characters, some, not so much. I was the one that introduced my mom to this fantastic series. I really liked this book!!!!!!!

I have to say the twilight saga was amazing. Bella is someone i am sure many can relate to. She is not very pretty, she is not athletic, and she does not have the best of luck. Then theres Edward. He is basically perfect. Maybe everyones dream guy. The story that Stephanie Meyer wrote is about how Bella, a normal everyday girl, falls in love with the perfect and amazingly attractive Edward.Some would say that Stephanie Meyer did not use logic in her vampire fantasy book. It is true. She did not use any traditional vampire stereo-type stuff about coffins and crosses or turning to ashes in the sun. She got this idea through a DREAM. Her dream was specifically the meadow scene where Edward and Bella lie down next to eachother and Edward sparkles. To me, it does not matter that Stephanie broke the vampire code or whatever. She used her creative imagination to write a beautiful story about a forbbiden love between a vampire and human. Well, personally i think the Twilight saga is a real page turner. I stayed up 7 nights in a row just to read and re-read the saga.

I wouldn't go as far to say that any of the first few books were terrible. The first book is something of a guilty pleasure for me - sure, it doesn't have the greatest plot or the greatest characters, but it was cute enough in its own way that I enjoyed it. Then, it was all downhill from there, and just when I thought you couldn't get any lower than Eclipse, BAM, we get Breaking Dawn. To put it bluntly, I've read better fanfiction. Better, more BELIEVABLE fanfiction. I felt like I was being treated like an idiot the whole time. Either Ms. Meyer thought we were stupid, or she has a deep hatred for logic. The actions of the characters simply do not make sense, and only serve to create stupid, shallow melodrama. And it's just pages and pages of characters making ridiculous choices, which yield NO CONSEQUENCES. In the end, everything is happy-sugar-rainbows. You just don't feel that the characters - especially Bella - should receive their happy ending. The book is so predictable that you KNOW that there's going to be a happy ending, so you never feel as if the characters are in any real danger. Look, maybe Ms. Meyer was trying to go for the "Romeo and Juliet" feel. The play's certainly referenced enough in the series. But Shakespeare's play represented the tragedy that comes with making foolish mistakes. In Breaking Dawn, the characters constantly make foolish mistake after foolish mistake, but through plot convenience and the "power of love" (UGHHH, gag me), every character gets their happy ending. This is one happy ending we can all do without.

To me Stephenie has out done hereself with this book. I found it to be a great read. How ever I did find this book a little more darker and rivelting then the first three books. I loved how it all comes to an end and every thing gets reveled, and also out of all three books I found the first book to be the best. This saga is the first of it's kind that I have read from start to finish, and now can understand what book lovers mean when they say that they loved a sreies, or read a book that inspired them. Thanks to Stephenie for writting this serise, it has opened me to a who new world of inamigntion. Thank you Stephenie for writting this saga, it has made me a better reader, and it also has made me want to read more. I found this saga Absolutely awsome, and as far as I am concerned, it is the best set of books that I have read up to date.

Just like the rest of the world, I was completely captivated by the first three Twilight books. Sure, I recognized that the plots could use a little fine tuning, (they all start out a bit slow), and that they didn't comprise of the best writing ever, but they were charming and contained love-able characters, nonetheless. So of course, I waited impatiently for months for the final installment, ready for the sure-to-be thrilling end to an epic love saga. But no. It was not to be. I was mortified at the plot of Breaking Dawn. I had read fanfiction much better than this, and had read a fic months before with pretty well the same plot. (and in fact was convinced that it must be some kind of fanfiction joke) The baby was just a pathetic plot device to give Jacob something to imprint on, so as to keep Jacob fans placated. The birth scene was both gruesome and the only real bit of discriptive writing there is in the novel. Bella's whole transformation was awful, as well. Even though, throughout all the other books, Bella had heard many warnings about vampires andthe struggles to maintain control - Jasper was still struggling - little Bella is perfect from the get-go.In fact, she become totally unrelatable due to her perfections. She's so perfect, that she seems to be the only one who believes that Alice had not abandoned them. (A feat which, if the characters had read any of the other books, they would've realized was not something Alice would ever do. - way to know your characters, Ms.Meyer - not.) Lastly, the book itself is slowpaced and tedious, far from the epic adventure I was hoping for. The only bit of "action" in the story is the search for other vampires in the world that will help the Cullens battle the volturi in the final "climatic" battle - if you can call it that. I turns out, there was no need for all those vamps, because perfect little Bella suddenly has a magical forcefield that protects them all from harm, scaring the volturi away. The end. So, just to re-iterate, if you liked the Twilight books because they were exciting and full of love and angst, and not just because everyone in the WORLD suddenly likes them, I'd forego this last book if I were you. It will ruin your whole perception of the series. Trust me, you'll want to pretend it ended happily and open-ended with Eclipse.

Oh the Twilight Saga.... I loved this series. There is something that brings you in and you never want to put any of the books down! This might be my favorite one out of the 4 because of the great ending!

I loved the first book in this series, and I liked the second, but was rolling my eyes through the entire reading of the last. Unfortunately, it was, for me, all downhill after the first book, but the third was truly the worst. Granted, if you buy into the premise at the centre of this story, which I won't reveal for those who still want to read it, then I guess it can be an okay story. Personally, I didn't buy it at all, and my only motivation to keep reading was to be able to say that I got through it. I may not be in the target age group for this novel,but I would not recommend this book at all. Sorry, but there are so many more interesting works of fiction out there that this one does not merit the hype it is getting.