Eclipse (The Twilight Saga, Book 3) | Stephenie Meyer

Eclipse (The Twilight Saga, Book 3) | Stephenie Meyer | Better than the second

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Eclipse (The Twili...

	Eclipse (The Twilight Saga, Book 3) Stephenie Meyer Little, Brown Young Readers, 2007 - 640 pages average customer review:based on 698 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

one of the best books ever!

i loved this books!!... I'm about to finish eclipse, and i'm waiting for the fourth book to arrive and the movie to come out!! i think this book is awesome! i have a lot of friends that are reading it, and they also love it! even boys!
i trully recomend this book! :D

Better than the second

I loved the plot and events that occured in this novel. I loved how the words were beautifully written and the love scenes between Edward and Bella. Also, the chracters in this book were better described than in the second and I was more satisfied.

I thought it was really weird when Jacob sexually harassed Bella...how she didn't want to kiss him and he forced her to...we learned all about that in school you know, Mrs.Meyer. CSC!

Please Mrs.Meyer, please stop casting Bella as a damsel in distress and give her some more female power!

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But what's going to happen?

Enjoyed all three books. Agree with many here, that Eclipse is the weakest, but still an enjoyable read. I really liked that Bella seems more to consider the unpleasant aspects of becoming a vampire. The thought really occurred to me too...what if the physical elements that seem to bind Edward and Bella together (much sensual appeal like scent and touch), change after she becomes a vampire? Has anyone ever willingly become a vampire before? Will Bella's eagerness to be transformed affect what actually happens to her? No one else ever seems to have wanted to become a vampire before.

I was much amused by Bella's attempt to try to seduce Edward. Seemed realistic to me. She is a contemporary girl yet he still has the mores of someone born 100 years ago.

In Eclipse, Bella is physically obsessed with Edward. But there is another physical obsession looming on the horizon that Bella, in her youth, is totally oblivious to: the desire to bear children. Rosalie hints at the pain of being denied children when she shares her history with Bella. Also, we learn that Esme "makes do" with her "sons" and "daughters" but still, Esme did end her human life by committing suicide over a lost baby. Since Stephenie Meyer is a mom herself, she must know those overwhelming urges, once you've found your life partner, to create a family. Will Bella realize all of what she's giving up before it's too late?

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