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New Moon (Twilight Saga)
by: Stephenie Meyer

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Availability: Usually dispatched within 24 hours Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9781904233886
ISBN: 1904233880
Label: ATOM
Manufacturer: ATOM
Number Of Pages: 608
Publication Date: September 06, 2007
Publisher: ATOM
Studio: ATOM
Sales Rank: 29

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Customer Reviews

Average Rating: out of 5 stars

Rating:

- Really Enjoyable.
Having read Twilight I was excited about reading 'New Moon'. I couldn't wait to get started. Like Twilight I found this book easy to get into and fast paced in most places, although there was a section of the book I found a bit slow and wanted to get it over with. That section for me was when Alice enters. Also there are parts in the book where Bella seems really immature, but then I have to remind myself that she's only supposed to be a teenager in the book, just a kid.

As I was reading the book I guessed about the whole Jacob thing, it was pretty predictable but I enjoyed it. I did feel sad for Jacob but I really missed Edward the most. It was well worth it though when he made his appearance in the book.

Near the ... Read More:

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- Like a giant chocolate cake...
...in that it may taste good while you're eating it, but, boy howdy, do you feel sick afterwards!
As I've written in a previous review, I was captivated by Twilight, somewhat against my will, I might add. I was fully aware the book was, to put it bluntly, utter garbage, but I enjoyed it none the less. What a shame I decided to pursue the rest of the series.
The plot in a nutshell is this: Edward leaves Bella (for a reason so convoluted and cock-a-mammie I can't even remember it now - something along the lines of 'I'm bad for you, my darling, so me and my whole family are uprooting. Goodbye for ever'. I see.....) and poor Miss Swan must try to get over her undead lover. However, all is not as it seems of course, and we get one geriatric ... Read More:

Rating:

- Fabulous! Fabulous! Fabulous!
I found this book more compelling than the first which was astonishing because I was thoroughly gripped by that one! I was never bored for one moment, each page was enjoyable and I was always excited to get to the next page, rare for a book to do this for me!

I love the characters too, they are built and described in such a way that you can't help but like them. The love affair between Edward and Bella reminds me what young first love was like and that is sweet in itself.

A great book and I am now half way through Eclipse!!!

Rating:

- don't buy this for your own sake!
Ok I admit this book is slightly better than the last one because we don't have to read Bellas declerations of undying love every 10 pages, nor does she faint upon seeing edward etc..... and granted there is a lot more action what with edward away but still the book lacks any real substance whatsoever and inherits the appalling chracter design of it's predeccessor (twilight),a fact made only more apparant by the sheer patheticness of Bella whose role in this book seems to be consigned to forcing her brain to create delusions of hearing Edwards voice and hallucinations about him, I mean seriously the girl is abosolutely, totally and completely pathetic. Not only this but the relationship between the two is anything but normal I mean which couple you ... Read More:

Rating:

- Undeserving of the hype - LJ Smith, Nightworld books do it better
Whilst "Twilight" was a fair enough read - nothing spectacular mind you - "New Moon" is pitiful and a clear signal that what started as a mildly interesting saga has descended into absurdity and uninspired trash.

Bella Swan is irritating. No two ways about it. Edward Cullen has become nothing more than a whimpering two-dimensional character, rather than the strong and charismatic vampire he was in "Twilight". Jacob Black is the most interesting character of the lot, and that is saying something! The so-called love triangle is painful to read about and Bella becomes more and more infuriating. Oh, there are also some chapters randomly set in Italy. What more could you want?! Hmmm...

I have to hand it to Meyer for managing to ... Read More:

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