I did enjoy this book. It definetly was different from twilight. It told a tragic story, and very violent, but very readable.

this book was really good, i read it when i was 12 and i couldnt keep my eyes off it. so what there was minor language and a couple parts where bree pecked diego, i would say for ages 12 +

I read this book when it first came out, and I thought it was ok. It's very interesting to see what the newborns went through before the "big fight". There is violence, and they ARE vampires, so there are some "vampire" scenes. (ie. blood drinking, sometimes the "head" vampire pulls apart/kills the newborns who don't "behave") and some bad language. Very sad ending, as anyone who read "Eclipse" knows. I definetely wouldn't recommend it for anyone under the age of 12, but it's an ok book.

I loved it because it was a great add-on to the third novel of the series, Eclipse. I read this three months after I turned 11. I only have one concern of the vampires always feeding on humans and drinking their blood. Fans of The Twilight Saga are used to the animal-drinking Cullens, harmless. Though when they meet Bree Tanner, Diego, Riley, Fred, Kevin, Victoria, and the others, you get another side to vampires - which is also great. But a problem with it, is that at the end Felix was going to snap her. Jane ordered for Bree to close her eyes and she was killed. The last line of the book: "I closed my eyes." that was the end of the book! I think that this may be sad or upsetting for children under 11.

It's appropriate for people about 10+ because their is some violence and it's sad in the end.

This was a sad book. I was sooo sad Bree had to die. Me and my friends did the scene where Bree died (But we rearanged it to make it 3 ppl, it was hard to do that!) and i played Bree and it was awesome! For a little while i found myself rooting for the newborns then i'm like, wait, no lose!!!! Don't beat the Cullens!!!

This book was not as good as the Twilight series. The book was a little bit boring because it was too predictable.

i loved this book but unfortunatly i feel very sad after reading it just because that is pretty much what it is. sad. looking back on it there are no moments where bree feels extremely happy. otherwise i LOVED the book and even though some swear words are used it only happens twice so its not that bad... okay and holding hands and kissing is something i had read when i was ten its not that bad

This novel was short, and it wasn't about Bella, or Edward, in case you were wondering. This one was about Bree Tanner, the new born who was killed in the end of Eclipse. There was more gore then I was use to from reading the Twilight saga. The end of this left me sad that Stephine Meyer killed her off. The book included kissing, and holding hands. The movie has a quiet and grim feel to it. This wasn't written as well as Twilight was, or The Host was, but it was okay. The violence includes people being thrown around, humans having there blood sucked out, and the language was there, but it didn't appear as often as it did in her other novels. Enjoy!