How to Read and Enjoy Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer

Breaking Dawn is the fourth and final book in the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer.

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By Julie Mayfield
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August 2, 2008 marked the release of Breaking Dawn, the fourth and final book in the Twilight series by Stephenie Meyer. Although made popular by teens and tweens, this vampire love story is also gaining an audience with adults. Here's your checklist on how to read and enjoy these wonderful - and addicting - books.

Difficulty: Easy

Instructions

Things You'll Need:

Uninterrupted time. You won't be able to put these books down!

Step 1

Twilight by Stephenie Meyer

If you haven't ready the first three books in the series, that must be your first priority. These books are made to be read in order.

In book 1 - Twilight - you'll be introduced to the main characters of Isabella Swan and Edward Cullen, plus a fascinating cast of supporting characters. You'll be hooked!

Book 1 is Twilight, Book 2 is New Moon, and Book 3 is Eclipse. All are by Stephenie Meyer.
Step 2

New Moon by Stephenie Meyer

In book 2 - Breaking Dawn - Bella and Edward's story continues and you'll also learn more about Jacob, who is a delightful complication.
Step 3

Eclipse by Stephenie Meyer

The story - and the action - builds in book 3, Eclipse.
Step 4

Breaking Dawn by Stephenie Meyer

Read and savor Book 4 - Breaking Dawn. This is scheduled to be the last of the Twilight series books so you'll want to take your time with this one.
Step 5

Visit StephenieMeyer.com, the author's website, for lots of great information about this writer and her projects.
Step 6

Visit the many fan forums on the internet. This series has exploded with teens and adults alike, and fan forums allow you to share your love for the book and the characters with others.
Step 7

Get excited for the Twilight movie, due to be released December 12, 2008. Visit TwilightTheMovie.com for more information.

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Hapworth said

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on 8/2/2008 Sounds like fun reading.

Cherst1031 said

on 8/2/2008 Thanks for explaining this, now I see what the mobs of young ladies were doing at B&N last night (8/1 event until midnight), when I was just trying to kill time in a quiet place!