Terror Female, 23, In a relationship. MI, USA

I was rather excited to read this book, but felt somewhat disappointed after reading it. There's a good message in the book, but it is kind of burried. I had a hard time getting through the begining; I found it to be a little slow. The character didn't really jump off the page at me. Although Ian McEwan is a master with the English language, I found a lot of emotion left out of this book. I just didn't really connect with any of the characters, but it was still a decent read. Sad to say this is the first time I might actually enjoy the movie better than the book.

Another good one. Twilight was still my favorite, but I like that the plot was a little more twisted and indepth in Eclipse. Still couldn't put it down till I finished it and at the end I was happy, angry and sad all in one and wondering "what next?" Any book that accomplishes that has to be good. Bella got on my nerves sometimes in this book, as did Edward when he was Mr. Controlling, which was good because previously they were just too perfect! Still love ALL the characters, even when I hated them at times :)

Not quite on the level of Twilgiht for me. The first half of the book just didn't hold my interest quite as well, but I had faith it was going to pick up. The lack of Edward definitely changed the mood of this book. Jacob's storyline regarding his secret was obvious of course, and I grew impatient waiting for Bella to figure it out from the very first mention of it all :) Overall, still a very good book.

My sister loves these books and bugged me forever to read them and I kept putting them off. Sci-fi/Vampire books just usually aren't my thing, although she loves them. After running out of my own books to read, I finally gave in and read Twilight. Okay, I love it. The characters are so powerful you almost think they are real. Who wouldn't want an Edward in their life? ;)