Breaking Dawn Review .... Spoiler Alert!!!

Warning to everyone, there will be spoilers in this review. Read at your own risk.

I thought that overall the book was pretty good. There were some things that I really wanted to happen that did happen. The main thing was that I wanted Bella to become a vampire before the end of the book so that we could get a good feel for her life as a vampire. I either wanted Jacob to die or imprint. Die was my first choice. Ok, so I am mean...at least I will admit it! When I first read that Bella was going to have a baby I wasnt sure that it was a good choice for Stephenie to have made, but by the end of the book I was glad that Renesme was born. I am not thrilled that Jacob imprinted on her though, but at least he got over Bella fast. Letting Charlie in on the secret was a huge mistake I thought. It was like Stephenie couldnt do anything bad to Bella. One thing that I liked about Harry Potter was that Rowling wasnt afraid to kill off some characters. I am not saying Charlie should have died, because I dont think that at all but I think that everything worked out too perfectly. I thought the "battle" scene was a dissappointment. The one good thing is that we got to see Bella's power at full force. It was nice to see her being the protector rather than the protected for once. I felt like there was all this build up for nothing. I can see why there was no battle, but some of the bad guys should have been finished I think.

The character development of all of the main people was very good. Edward, Bella, Jacob, and even Rosalie changed into better people throughout the book. I was impressed with how well Stephenie did in that area.

Overall, it was an enjoyable read and I felt closure. I do hope that Stephenie will do at least one book from Renesme's perspective in the future (although I wish that Jacob would be taken out of it). Breaking Dawn was unlike the other three in the series, but I definately see why Stephenie had to do things the way she did. She is an amazing author who can write the most captivating books.