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Mark Juarez _ark_uarez — This is a fantastic series and this ninth book is no exception. Incredibly well written, the characters and time period literally enter your drawing room; you can almost smell the smoke from Holmes' pipe. Sometimes with long series you grow tired of the characters and the drama... but not with this one. King finds a way to create incredible depth of character and atmosphere with precise words that keep the story moving forward until 2:00am at least, which is how late I stayed up last night to finish it. :)

Yao Lu fuzzysmelo6752 — Quite a disappointing finish to a promising series. I was left with a lot of questions and feeling unsatisfied with why Bella and Edward were in a relationship (besides he's so hot). I just thought there would be more development in their romance. Her relationship with Jacob would have been more believable than hers with Edward. I didn't like the shifting points of view between Bella and Jacob and back. It was too long and didn't engage as well as the first three. The first part of Bella's story seemed could have been condensed; a lot of unessential things, like their detailed honeymoon trip. And after reading about how difficult it was to avoid feeding from the Cullens, I find it hard to believe that Bella was immune to wanting humans and that she adapted so quickly to life as a vampire just by being around the Cullens for more than a year. I didn't like that Bella was so ready to give up her human life without really considering the consequences, just out of love for Edward. Then the showdown with the Volturi was quite a letdown. This should not be a happy ending because of a HUGE GLARING OVERSIGHT on the part of the author. If Edward was under Bella's shield, he would have been able to read all of Bella's thoughts. And when Edward went to 'talk' with Aro, one of the Volturi's leaders, he would have saw that Bella's father 'knows' of vampires and everyone would have been wiped out. This whole book could have been better, and after three terrific books, this one left me baffled.

Czipczer Philip philipczip0f80 — 1972 Caldecott Medal Winner At least two kinds of paint and I think crayon were used in the illustrations for this book. Lots of oranges, yellows, greens, brown and purple. Pretty charming and pastoral. A fox drinks an old woman's bucket of milk, and she punishes him by cutting off his tale. She says she will sew it back on if he gives her back some milk. So off he goes, but the cow wants some grass before she'll give him milk, the grass wants some water before he can have some of it, etc. A fun cumulative story. Eventually the fox gets his tail back.