Stephenie Meyer - Twilight 4: Breaking Dawn.pdf (eBook)

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American bestselling author, Stephenie Meyer, closed her spectacular Twilight Saga with the fourth and final novel, Breaking Dawn. Actually, she already made the outline for this book but along the way, as she wrote New Moon and Eclipse, there were some changes in the flow of the plot so alterations had to be made to this final volume. Just like the first three novels, this book instantly became bestseller upon its publication in 2008.
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Stephenie Meyer - Twilight 3: Eclipse.pdf (eBook)

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Stephenie Meyer continues her Twilight Saga with the third novel, Eclipse. Just like the first two prequels, this book also became a bestseller. There were various responses from critics and reviewers, but mostly were positive. Generally stated that the novel was engaging and romantic, and said that it explored more mature themes than the first and second volumes. Credits were given for its well-written love triangle and the well-built character development it displayed, along with an exciting and suspenseful ending.
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Stephenie Meyer - Twilight 2: New Moon.pdf (eBook)

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Following her first big hit novel, Stephenie Meyer made another huge step as a bestselling author with the second volume of her Twilight saga, New Moon. Just like the first volume, this second book also evoked massive hype and achieved a huge success in its sale following its publication. The title Meyer picked refers to the darkest phase of the lunar cycle, which symbolize the darkest time in the life of the main protagonist, Isabella “Bella” Swan. Meyer also said that the book is about losing true love.
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Stephenie Meyer - Twilight.pdf (eBook)

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In 2005, Stephenie Meyer claimed the title of “best-selling” author with the publication of the first volume of the “uber famous” Twilight saga. This novel even became the most selling book in the years that follow, namely in 2008 and 2009. There is no way to deny that this particular Meyer’s work has started a huge literary phenomenon.
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