Breaking Dawn-rewiew★★★☆☆

And here is the last book of the saga: Breaking Dawn, inspired by A Midsummer Night's Dream and The Merchant of Venice, famous works of Shakespeare.

In America was published on August 2, 2008, exactly one year and one day after the Eclipse, while Italy came out on October 30 of that year.

The cover depicts a chessboard with a game in pawn and queen. These are Bella: her passage by pedestrians, the "piece" of lesser importance, to the queen, when the girl vampire now becomes the most important person of the last book. The board represents the resolution of the final battle, which is played on the level of intelligence and strategy, just like the game of chess.

The book is divided in Book One, Book Two and Book Three.

In the first, from the perspective of Bella, it tells the wedding, the honeymoon and pregnancy.

In the second, from the point of view of Jakob, is told the discovery of the pregnancy and the imprint, as well as focus on the transformation of Bella into a vampire, and she still sleeps for morphine given to her for the childbirth.

In the third and last, the history is seen from the point of neo-vampire, it's told the new life with the family, as Bella deals with the problems, the discovery of his power of self-control, the problem of the Volturi and the final showdown.

The literary genre and the author are always the same.

Plot first book:

Edward and Bella get married, and he takes her on a honeymoon to Isle Esme, an island that Doc. Carlisle gave to his wife. During the holiday they do sex for the first time and have since other reports; Bella realizes after a few days to have a late and assured of being pregnant.

Plot second book:

Jakob, after discovering that Bella has returned home from their honeymoon, went to the Cullen house, where he discovers the condition of the girl. Angry, informs the herd of her pregnancy, but, when the alpha male Sam decides to kill Bella and the child, he left the group, followed by Seth and Leah, and he decides to take the Cullen's parts.

After about a month begins the labor of Bella, and, in the absence of Carlisle, it's up to Edward and Jakob to childbirth Bella. They succeed, but Bella is going to die; to try to save her Edward injects his venom in her heart, starting the transformation.

Jakob, meanwhile, he undergoes imprinted with the child.

Plot third book:

Bella wakes up transformed and proves to have a remarkable self-control; with Edward hunting for the first time. She learns that his daughter is growing fast and is aware of imprinting of Jakob. Furious attacks him, but, realizing that we can not do anything, give up the situation.

One day Irina, the Denali Coven cousin, sees Renesmee playing in the woods with his mother; mistakenly believing that it is an immortal child goes to Volterra to warn the Volturi. With a vision Alice warns the family that soon they will reach them to find out the truth about the child; Cullen then begin to seek help from friends of vampires, which are hosted in their home. Some time after the Volturi arrive in Forks, which will host the final match that will decide the fate of the two "sides".

"With a final thud his heart faltered

and he was silent."

Breaking Dawn is the book that, among the five, I liked more, although it is not no big deal.

For example, I liked the fact that Bella to redeem, in his new body as a vampire before hurting Edward unconsciously, then with Jakob when she discovers that he has imprinted on her daughter and the last with Emmett, beating a tussle for his superhuman strength.

It 'also been interesting to have had a new perspective, that of Jakob, and not always the same, boring and static, Bella. This has given a little of dynamism to the story, and also the fact that there were so many different events in succession one after the other made sure that there were not moments of boredom and then the narrative continued sliding.

For now I leave here

Bye

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