Breaking Dawn Summary

Breaking Dawn is the fourth and final book in the Twilight Saga by Stephanie Meyers. This book continues the love story of teenager, Bella Swan, and vampire, Edward Cullen. This book is written differently than the first three books in the [Twilight Saga: Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse. Those books were all written from Bella's point-of-view. In Breaking Dawn there is a section where we get to experience the story through Bella's best friend and werewolf, Jacob Black's eyes. Like the other books in the series, Breaking Dawn will be made into a movie, but because the book is so long and so much happens, the movie will be split into two parts.http://www.current-movie-reviews.com/industry/2010/07/08/twilight-sagas-breaking-dawn-movie-release-dates/

Breaking Dawn begins with the wedding of Bella and Edward. Bella has wanted Edward to change her to a vampire for a while now, so they have compromised. He will change her, but only after they are married and have a real honeymoon. Of course, nothing ever seems to go the way these two plan it. On the honeymoon Bella gets sick and discovers that she is pregnant.

Being pregnant by a vampire is not the same as a human pregnancy. The fetus is very strong and is growing rapidly. As Bella fights to stay alive throughout the pregnancy, Edward and Jacob worry about her deteriorating health. After the baby is born, another vampire believes the baby is an immortal, and immortal babies are very dangerous. This results in a visit from the Volturi. The Volturi are the head vampires and they enforce the laws that have been laid out to prevent vampires from being discovered. Edward and Bella have to protect their daughter and convince the Volturi that she is not a danger to others and that their secret identity is not in jeopardy.