New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn

Rating:	★★★
Category:	Books
Genre:	Literature & Fiction
Author:	stepheni meyer

These three books are the continuation of the first book, Twilight. Honestly, I think these four books are not such books of giving the readers some strong and clear messages of moral, social or good behavior values. The strength of these books is in the story. After reading the first book, the readers may feel curious (or perhaps very curious) about the end of the story of Bella and Edward, a couple of human and vampire.

In the second book, New Moon, Edward left Bella since he thought that he may do something wrong by letting Bella love him more and more. So, even though he knows that he hurt Bella and himself, he chooses to leave Bella and wish her to find her happiness. During her sad time, Bella finds her true friendship with were wolf, Jacob. He can make Bella enjoy her life in other way as she used to be with Edward. Unfortunately, Jacob feels that he likes Bella in another way. So, their friendship starts to be burden for both of them until finally Edward returns back and has a willing to keep Bella by his side as long as Bella desires.

In the Eclipse, the problem among Bella, Edward and Jacob is the main idea. Perhaps it is true that sometimes human beings can be very egoistic, or perhaps it’s not about being egoistic or not, but a good character of Bella who always desires goodness and happiness for all people around her. However, her willingness can not guarantee happiness for all. Edward and Jacob can not understand and accept the way as Bella wants since the two of them and their families have been enemies for a long time.

Fortunately, at the fourth book, Breaking Dawn, a good solution is available. All can feel happy. Bella finds her true happiness. After reading this fourth book, readers may feel that there is always way to get the best condition, however, we all do need to struggle at the initial step. Also, sometimes, we may not know the best for those who we love until then finally we talk and find out. Assumptions may be the real obstacle for finding the truth in a relationship.