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I, too, have finished reading the book. I don't think there was anything
graphic enough to justify not adding it to your collection, even in a
middle school. Meyer did do a good job at letting the reader know what
was going on without giving any details of a graphic nature (other than
several pieces of destroyed furniture). It brought to mind the romance
scenes in old movies where the screen faded to black and left things to
your imagination.

>>> Pat Hoppe <Marbeth2@AOL.COM> 08/06/08 10:05 PM >>>

Good Evening,

 

I just finished reading Breaking Dawn.  I couldn't put it down.   Meyer

knows 

how to write a story!

 

I won't go into lots of details because I don't want to spoil the book  

totally for readers. Edward & Bella marry, make love, and so on in the 

book.  

Stephanie doesn't use any graphic language to describe the events.  Yes,
this book 

is more mature than the other 3 books.

 

I have concerns about placing it in my middle school library.  On  the
other 

hand, I know Twilight readers will demand the 4th book. Is there a way 

to 

have it in my library?  I don't want to be the book police, but I know 

it should 

be restricted in some manner. (please don't stone me)  Do I use a 

permission 

slip for check out?  

 

Any ideas on how to handle this situation?   Thanks so much for  any

advice.

 

Pat Hoppe

Librarian

Lincoln MS

Colorado Springs, CO

_marbeth2@aol.com_ (mailto:marbeth2@aol.com) 

 

 

 


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