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This is my 3rd or 4th time reading this series over the last couple of years. Some people might consider this extreme.
I consider it an outstanding privileges to be so entertained each and every time. I usually don't indulge in reading
anything more than once but, this series is an exception to any rule. The characters never seem to bore me but,
just the opposite, I discover new things about them I might have missed during the previous visits through the
pages that somehow keep me coming back.
I do and have recommended this series to anyone looking for an adventure among the mystical and mythical
monsters, heroes and villains these books so vividly have to offer.
I can't be sure I'd read them a fifth time but, then again, I wouldn't bet a penny I wouldn't.
Thanks again for the great story telling!


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Eclipse Twilight Stephenie Meyer 9780316160209 Books Reviews

2.7 stars. This book, like book two, was in a noticeable need of streamlining and editing (even for the taste of a mere reader.) Oftentimes I became irritated reading it, because it was as though the plotline was buried (and at times, disconnected or lost), under a heap of unnecessary words. I couldn't help thinking "Did the publishing house's editor acquire the book only because of its potential for commercial success? Did he or she think it is too low brow to waste his/her precious time on?" I hope not, because that would be contemptuous and evidence of disloyalty toward the readership. Regarding the characters, I disliked Bella, Jacob and Bella's father. (I found them to be greedy; ungrateful and disloyal (Bella); rude, disgruntled and uncivilized toward Edward (her father) and a brat of a teenager who had to have his way (Jacob). Still, I finished the book, because I was interested in the Cullens. I hope he next book will take off.
Girl gets boy. Girl loses Boy. Girl gets boy back, then defies him to hold hands and snuggle up with a “friend” who wants to break them up.

As this series progresses, I like each book a little less than the one before. Only the amusing narration, bickering, and jibes; Alice’s child-like glee; and the more serious and intriguing developments with Victoria and the Volturi kept me reading.

I thought Bella had made her choice in “New Moon.” I didn’t expect to see her conflicted in “Eclipse.” She got her prince, her angel, back, and now she’s having second thoughts about the wolf? Throughout the book, Bella’s feelings for Jacob are presented as friendship. She enjoys his company and her time among the Quileutes. . Then suddenly, we are told in Chapter 26 that she is actually in love with Jacob and tempted by the life he offers her. This revelation might have been more believable if we had indications that Bella saw qualities in Jacob that Edward lacked, or that a mortal life was starting to appeal to her.

My sympathy toward Bella disappeared with each choice she made to run off to Jacob and allow physical intimacies more appropriate for sweethearts than best friends. It doesn’t matter that this was how things were between them “before,” Edward had come back and the relationship was restored. It wasn’t helping Jacob let go of his romantic attachment. It just encouraged him to keep thinking that if he waited long enough, Bella would choose him. As it was, I found his cockiness off-putting and absolutely despised him for forcing himself on Bella in a sickening scene. Charlie earned a special place in “character Hell” for his approval of Jacob’s actions. Edward alone redeemed himself from the unsavory turn his character had taken by giving up trying to dictate terms to Bella and instead considering her happiness.

In spite of disliking how the characters behaved in this book, I still found parts I enjoyed. Humor was sprinkled throughout, which helped tremendously with finishing the story, and the plotline with Victoria and the newborn army was riveting.

By the way, does anyone else ever read about Edward’s icy body temperature and think “There are some parts of a man I really don’t want to be freezing cold”?
Stephenie Meyers wrote the series to be about the obsession of first love and targeted primarily at mid teen girls and the first two books of the series are weaker for it in my opinion. Bella is a blank slate character who doesn't begin to really fill out personality-wise really until this third book. In many ways she comes off as cold and callous in the first book because her mind is really only focused upon Edwards flawless face. It is not until the end of the book where she she is shown to be selfless in trying to protect her family. The same could be said in the second book except it remains to be all about Edward and a bit of Jacob where nothing else really matters and everyone else is secondary.
It is in this third chapter of the series that we see her world expand more and we are given a bit more interaction with others not named Edward or Jacob. She shown to have fear a concern not just in passing but consistently for those around her. This I feel adds more deapth actually to the relationship between her and Edward. It is in this where we see the Love Story go beyond someone's flawless perfection or unreadable mind. We get to see the person instead of the blank slate.
it is worth noting that when this book came out the series was really taking off and becoming a national craze. not only had the character of Bella growing older but so had the original readers. I think that is why the story is a bit more mature if still appropriate for the original core audience as it will remain throughout series for the most part. It may sound weird but it's very much like the shift that occurred in the Harry Potter series where it went from being aimed at a younger audience to growing up and becoming more mature as the audience and characters group.
The promise of action and danger along with a mystery makes a story more compelling so that the romance is not the sole thing holding the story up. The love triangle that was commercialized to an extreme is shown not to be as in depth or prevalent in the story itself. it's there and there is angst but there's never really anything to it. If Edward and Bella is about the obsession of first love in Jacob and Bella is about the line between loving a friend too much to let go.
For those on the fence of reading the book series I would say to do so simply to know what you're talkin about if it ever comes up in conversation. In truth it is not a bad story but it is one directed toward a certain audience and readers outside of the audience have to accept that.

In the end I do think it comes down to the readers taste of what kind of character they want. Authors can either make the main character have a personality that is impactful and memorable or have one that is easier to slip into because there's nothing there but an outline for the reader to fill out themselves. I believe that those who dislike the series do so because they did not want a blank slate character but one that reached out to grab the reader's attention and pulled them along the story. perhaps this is why I enjoy the last two books more than the first two because the author has filled out the outline more so that Bella feels more like a complete character.

This book contains no strong language or Gore. It is a fairly clean story with the romantics limited to kissing passionately.
This is my 3rd or 4th time reading this series over the last couple of years. Some people might consider this extreme.
I consider it an outstanding privileges to be so entertained each and every time. I usually don't indulge in reading
anything more than once but, this series is an exception to any rule. The characters never seem to bore me but,
just the opposite, I discover new things about them I might have missed during the previous visits through the
pages that somehow keep me coming back.
I do and have recommended this series to anyone looking for an adventure among the mystical and mythical
monsters, heroes and villains these books so vividly have to offer.
I can't be sure I'd read them a fifth time but, then again, I wouldn't bet a penny I wouldn't.
Thanks again for the great story telling!