Summary of new moon the book?

Answer 1

The Cullens host Bella's birthday party at their house. Bella and the Cullens are the only ones there though. Bella opens a present, and gets a paper-cut. Jasper gets overexcited and trys to kill her. Edward and the Cullens think it's too dangerous for them to be near Bella, and Edward makes the hard decision of telling her he doesn't love her anymore (but he still does) and leaving Forks (the village in Washington where they live). Bella has constant nightmares and visions of Edwards when she's in bad situations. She draws herself to bad places and bad people just so she can see Edward. She starts hanging out with her human friend, Jacob Black. After a night out at the cinema with Jacob and Mike, Jacob gets angry. He says he has mono-nucleosis to Bella. She goes to visit him, and sees he has cut his hair and got a Quileute (the tribe he is in, who live at the La Push Reservation) tattoo. Bella finds out he has become a werewolf, but still hangs out with him. She jumps off a cliff, after seeing some of Jacob's friends doing so --- so she can see Edward. She is happy after jumping off the cliff, but a wave comes and she is pushed under the water. She sees Edward, well a vision of him. She REALLY sees Victoria, a vampire who seeks revenge on Edward, by killing Bella. Before Bella reaches Edward Jacob pulls her out and rescues her. Alice comes back to town, without the rest of her family. She saw Bella jump off the cliff, but she cannot she the Wolves when she sees the future (Edward can read their minds and Jasper can change their emotions). Edward thinks Bella is dead, and goes to the Volturi (the vampire "royalty") so they will kill him, because if Bella's dead - he wants to be as well. Alice and Bella go to Volterra, Italy (but Jacob gets angry and doesn't want them to go, even though they do, without him). Bella gets to Edward in time and they go back to Forks. They have a chat with Jacob, but he runs away before they can finish. Bella desperately wants to become a vampire, but Edward is against this. At the end of the book he says he will turn her himself -- if she marries him.