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New Moon

by Stephenie Meyer

Legions of readers entranced by Twilight are hungry for more and they won't be disappointed. In New Moon, Stephenie Meyer delivers another irresistible combination of romance and suspense with a supernatural twist. The "star-crossed" lovers theme continues as Bella and Edward find themselves facing new obstacles, including a devastating separation, the mysterious appearance of dangerous wolves... (read more)

Top tags: vampires,  young adult,  romance,  fantasy,  fiction (all tags)

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  • Stacy D

    stacy d said:

    “I loved this book even though it was so hard to have to sort of "live" through the heartache with Bella. I couldn't bear to see her getting so close to Jacob either, but the last couple of chapters more than make up for the first 2/3 of the book. I think it was very important to see the sacrifice that Edward was willing to make for Bella. Aaaaaahhh! I love Edward!! :-D”

    posted 6 hours ago
  • Cathie is a super_smiley =)

    cathie is a super_smiley =) said:

    “I liked the book...... i was mad at edward, but i'm glad bella found jacob.. at the end i was like WHAT?! i couldn't beleive thats where she ending the fabulous book!”

    posted 3 days ago
  • Edward's Crooked Smile Gets Me

    edward's crooked smile gets me said:

    “When I finished chapter three, I LITERALLY THREW THE BOOK OUT THE WINDOW!!!!!!! I swear! What's wrong with Edward???? More importantly, what's wrong with Bella???? Leaving an extremely hot vampire, for a DOG??????? Erg. I have to say, it was helpful. Even though it was torture to read Jacob this and Jacob that, this book gave a lot of helpful information.”

    posted 4 days ago
  • Tala E

    tala e said:

    “Saddest book I've ever read. Devastating!
    When Edward left Bella was the saddest part.
    My fave one in the series!”

    posted 10 days ago
  • samantha h

    samantha h said:

    “ok im still reading this.... is it worth finishing???”

    posted 4 weeks ago ( | view 2 replies )
  • Heather N

    heather n said:

    “i agree with brittany. this book is my absolute favorite because it goes deep into the emotions of loss and heartbreak. this book defines her love for edward and shows that the series is not merely fan fiction, gushy and lovey-dovey for the comfort of the reader but is an actual story complete with the sadness and heartache of life. i love this book so much because it delves into human nature and creates a framework for the image of bella's mind that no amount of declarations of love could do. it shows that she truly cares for him, not just his beauty or the potential for immortality. it also adds jake, who is personally my favorite character. he provides a support for her crumbling heart and distracts her from her pain, making her momentarily almost happy. he is a great friend to her when she needs it most and helps her through a menacing period in her life where she is hollow and brittle, ready to implode at the slightest provacation. this is the book, i believe, that really defines their love and makes it possible to continue the story in a deeper way.”

    posted Thursday, September 11 2008
  • guitargirl

    guitargirl said:

    “I enjoyed it, though not my favorite I still think it is a great book!”

    posted Thursday, September 11 2008
  • Brittany H

    brittany h said:

    “At first this was my least favorite book of the series. It was just too depressing... But after reading it again, I felt myself being completely taken over by the raw emotion expressed.
    A lot of people have trashed the book(s) because they feel Bella is too reliant on the men in her life. I don't think this is the case at all - first of all, she should be devastated by Edward's disappearance. How many of us have ever lost True Love, not just normal love? (If you have, then I'm sure you didn't bounce back like a beach ball.) And the void is filled by her friend Jacob - not because he is male, but because he is a true friend who accepts her as she is, hurt and all. Had any of the female characters been this type of friend, then perhaps Bella would have leaned on them instead...”

    posted Tuesday, September 9 2008 ( | view 1 reply )
  • Marilynn I

    marilynn i said:

    “I haven't read it”

    posted Tuesday, September 9 2008
  • Marilynn I

    marilynn i said:

    “I haven't read it”

    posted Tuesday, September 9 2008
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