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Dazed and disorientated, I looked up from the bright red blood pulsing out of my arm - and into the fevered eyes of the six suddenly ravenous vampires. For Bella Swan, there is one thing more precious than life itself: Edward Cullen. It's just as well she feels that way, for loving him will be a deadly game... Edward has already rescued Bella from the clutches of an evil vampire. But now, as their taboo relationship threatens all that is near and dear to them, their true troubles are only just beginning... The second tale of blood, passion and love that defies all boundaries in Stephenie Meyer's hypnotic 'Twilight' saga.

I found the book itself a bit boring but the appearance is very nice. especially I like the uncut, kind of yellowish/ coffee brown thick pages. so, even if it doesn't knock your socks off, it looks nice on the shelf.

Great book, enjoyed every minute couldn't put it down the whole series was amazing would recommend

A good book and sets the scene for next two books. Probably the weakest of the four books but still a good read.

With 512 pages it took a lot of stamina but I have chosen this particular novel because I love adventure and action stories. I recommend it to any person aged 10 up to 15. This realistic genre draws you in and and I lost track of time once.
Twilight has some fab description and made me feel like I was standing in the storybook. Full to the brim with Spooks, romance and adventure this novel has definitely won my overall vote for the best book I've read so far in my life. You will encounter werewolves, dark mysteries, vampires and your fears,lonely nights and sticky situations.

One amazingly good story which will keep your eyes glued to the page and your imagination wild and free.

If you are considering buying this truly awful book for your teenage daughter please think again. I was actually quite disturbed by the representation of women in this book. Bella Swan, as others have said one of the worst drawn characters I have ever come across, is so destroyed by Edward's absence that she literally feels unable to carry on living. She repeatedly puts herself in real danger, treats her new best friend Jacob extremely badly, but worst of all in my opinion, wants one of the Cullen's preferably Edward to change her into a vampire (therefore giving up her life) without any thought at all for her mother, only a passing thought for her poor father and no thought about what she's really giving up. It's disturbing in the extreme that such an attitude is presented as a normal teenage reaction to your boyfriend dumping you. Of course when you're young (and indeed old!) heartbreak is terrible and can leave you an emotional wreck but to come to the conclusion that the only way out of the pain is to die rather than exist without your adonis of a man is, in my opinion, irresponsible writing.

If you want a book with a well drawn female lead and a good well constructed and well written story try the His Dark Materials trilogy by Philip Pullman.