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What is the symbol of the book new moon?
a flower
What does the flower on the cover of new moon have anything to do with the book?
nothing.
What flower is on the front of the book New Moon by Stephenie Meyer?
Tulip.
New Moon Cover?
The original book cover is some sort of flower. There aer now a few different book covers for New Moon. Some have Bella and Jacob.
Why is their a bloody flower on the cover of the book new moon?
The flower is variously a symbol of birth, rebirth, childhood, and virginity. The bloody flower would be a symbol of the loss of these things.
What is the book after Twilight in The Twilight Saga?
The second book is New Moon and it has a red flower on the cover. Twilight-apple in hands New Moon-red flower Eclipse-red ribbon Breaking Dawn- chess set This is the order. They also have movies for three of the books. Twilight, New Moon and Eclipse. Be sure to check out the new comedy - Vampires Suck
What does the flower mean on the new moon book?
According to an interview on "Unscripted" with Author Stephenie Meyer the tulip on the cover of New Moon had no meaning for her and the book. It was simply a design decision made by the publishing company.
What kind of flower is featured on the front of the New Moon book in the Twilight series?
The flower is a ruffled tulip. On her website( www.stepheniemeyer.com) under FAQ for new moon, she says that sh ereally doesnt know what it means, and that she had nothing ot do with it.
What does the bloody flower mean in one of the twilight book?
The one on the cover of New Moon? Well, I believe that the wilting flower represents Bella's pain and depression.
Which book cover is the only one to have a colour other than black white and red on the front?
New Moon, the stem of the flower is green
What is the meaning of the New Moon book title?
the book is called new moon because when Edward leaves Bella it is a new moon. a new moon is the portion of the lunar cycle when there appears to be no moon.
What is the Symbol of New Moon by Stephenie Meyer?
a flower
