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The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner (Twilight, #3.5)
by Stephenie Meyer
by Stephenie Meyer
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bookshelves: zzread-june-2010, young-adult, vamps
Jun 09, 10
bookshelves: zzread-june-2010, young-adult, vamps
Read from June 07 to 09, 2010, read count: 1
OK. If you like the Twilight Saga, you will probably like this book.
The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner: An Eclipse Novella is a short book. 192 pages, double-spaced. It is a quick read. However, there are no chapter breaks, no breaks whatsoever.
We know how the story ends. This book tells us how it began.
Bree Tanner's story gives us insight as to what was happening in Seattle when Victoria and Riley were building their vampire army. Bree is one of the smarter "newborns" - she knows how to keep a low profile. She aligns herself with Diego, another "smart newborn." Early on in the story, Bree realizes that Riley is not telling her the truth.
There are a few characters that are worthy of mention. I loved Fred. I loved his quirky power. And Diego, oh the possibilities. Seeing the Cullens from Bree's point of view was also interesting. I found that Bree was very perceptive.
Anyway, if you like Twilight, you'll like this. If you plan on seeing Eclipse at the movies, this will probably be something to read before the movie.
(Note - book is online until first week of July www.breetanner.com ).
The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner: An Eclipse Novella is a short book. 192 pages, double-spaced. It is a quick read. However, there are no chapter breaks, no breaks whatsoever.
We know how the story ends. This book tells us how it began.
Bree Tanner's story gives us insight as to what was happening in Seattle when Victoria and Riley were building their vampire army. Bree is one of the smarter "newborns" - she knows how to keep a low profile. She aligns herself with Diego, another "smart newborn." Early on in the story, Bree realizes that Riley is not telling her the truth.
There are a few characters that are worthy of mention. I loved Fred. I loved his quirky power. And Diego, oh the possibilities. Seeing the Cullens from Bree's point of view was also interesting. I found that Bree was very perceptive.
Anyway, if you like Twilight, you'll like this. If you plan on seeing Eclipse at the movies, this will probably be something to read before the movie.
(Note - book is online until first week of July www.breetanner.com ).
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Reading Progress
| 06/07/2010 | page 1 |
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0.56% | "Reading this one on-line." |
| 06/08/2010 | page 34 |
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19.1% | "I don't get it. The vampires in Twilight didn't get singed in the daylight, but Bree is worried about daylight? Am I missing something?" 11 comments |
| 06/08/2010 | page 71 |
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39.89% | "Love this description - Kissing did not sound the same with vampires as it did with humans. No soft, fleshy, liquid-filled cells to squish against each other. Just stone lips, no give." |
| 06/08/2010 | page 137 |
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76.97% | "So the newbie vamps are all sniffing Bella's red shirt...." |
| 06/09/2010 | page 147 |
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82.58% | "Enter the Cullens...." |
| 06/09/2010 | page 162 |
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91.01% | "This lack of chapter breaks is annoying. 192 pages and no chapter breaks!?!" 2 comments |
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rated it 4 stars
Jun 07, 2010 07:13pm
are you digging it so far? I'm starting that tomorrow ;)
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The online reader program is a little too sensitive for my computer. The book doesn't seem to have any chapters. I am feeling sympathetic towards Bree so far and I like the other character she is with - Diego. It's a fast read, but I am too tired to read online right now.
Oh i boughts it!! I have a hard time staring at a screen for that long. YES! u may gasp. I bought a book. OK OK...my husband bought it for me hahas! Puppy dog eyes rock!
I bought too many books in the past while. Have not read them all and I keep buying them. So...if it's available online for free and takes me less than 3 hours to read, I am not buying it.
