Breaking Dawn

Breaking Dawn
by Stephanie Meyer

"Breaking Dawn" is the last book of the Twilight series. It’s about how Bella and Edward's wedding went and how she ends up, well, pregnant. It’s confusing because in the beginning it was Bella’s point of view and then around chapter four or five it’s Jacobs’s point of view. But then it switches back to Bella’s point of view. After Bella found out she was pregnant, she was horrified, and so was Edward. After a week, Bella was really sick and she almost died by keeping the baby. Then, after two weeks, she had the baby, and almost died. But, if it wasn’t for Edward, she would have. Read the book to find out more!

-C. McGee

Bella and Edward are getting married. And the honeymoon trip is going well until Edward notices that Bella is eating a lot lately. She was eating a lot of eggs: she had gone through cartons and cartons of eggs. So one day when Edward went hunting Bella went in her suitcase and found a pregnancy test. See, her sister in law packed her bag. She thought maybe, just in case, because you know they were on their honeymoon. So she took the test and the test can out positive. So when Edward arrived from hunting she told him and he kind of went in total shock. Because vampires were not suppose to have babies. But at the end of the book she almost died while having the baby but her Edward saved her. You have to read the book to find out what happen after Edward went in total shock.

-A. Caldwell

Bella was always in danger but now Bella, Edward, and the family are in more danger then ever! She has been wanting to become a vampire, she thought she was meant to be a vampire. She and Edward has been in-love for a very long time. But does that bring danger to the family? Well when Aro, the head vampire of the coven called, Volturi, comes to see if they have changed Bella, he gets a bigger surprise! What was that surprise? Will it bring Bella and Edward apart? Will they get through this together? Will they be together forever? Read Breaking Dawn to find out!

-A. Pepper