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The newest book in the Twilight series: “The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner”


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By Kim Palacios

HollywoodNews.com: “Who the heck is Bree Tanner?” was the reaction of many fans when Stephenie Meyer announced the release of her novella. Though the release of “The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner” is nearing (it is already available for pre-order on Amazon.com, drops on Kindle on June 5th, and is rumored to be scheduled for free download at points in June and July), many fans can’t remember who Bree tanner is. I’ll admit—I had to go look it up myself. Bree Tanner is a minor character, who (as the title of Meyer’s novella indicates) was extremely short-lived in the books.

Played by Jodelle Ferland, Bree Tanner is a character first introduced in “Eclipse” as a young girl turned newborn by Victoria as one of many chosen to populate her army. During battle with the Cullens, she surrenders herself to the vegetarian “good vamp” clan to escape the violence of Victoria’s army. Though Carlisle promises to teach her how to live like the Cullens, she is “ended” prematurely by Felix, who is ordered by Jane to kill her for breaking the Volturi’s law.

Since the unauthorized internet leak of the “Midnight Sun” manuscript (a partial version of the“Twilight” novel written from Edward’s point of view), Meyer has been known to be tinkering around the Twilight story from the point of view of other characters. Though “Midnight Sun” and “The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner” are the only currently released or announced novellas, some fans are hopeful that Stephenie Meyer will release even more.

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Den senaste boken i Twilight-serien: “The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner”

Av Kim Palacios

HollywoodNews.com: "Vem i helsike är Bree Tanner?" Var reaktionen hos många fans när Stephenie Meyer meddelat frisläppandet av hennes Novella. Även utsläpp av "The Short Second Life av Bree Tanner" närmar sig (det är redan tillgänglig för pre-order på Amazon.com, droppar på Kindle den 5 juni, och är ryktet till planeras att hämta gratis på punkter i juni och juli), kan många fans minns inte vem som Bree garvare är. Jag ska erkänna, jag var tvungen att leta upp det själv. Bree Tanner är en mindre karaktär, som (som titeln på Meyers novell anger) var mycket kortlivad i böckerna.

Spelas av Jodelle Ferland är Bree Tanner en karaktär introducerades i "Eclipse" som en ung flicka blev nyfödd av Victoria som ett av många valt att fylla sin armé. Under strid med Cullens, kapitulerar hon sig till den vegetariska "bra vamp" klan att undkomma våldet i Victorias armé. Även Carlisle lovar att lära henne att leva som Cullens är hon "slutade" förtid av Felix, som är beställd av Jane att döda henne för att bryta Volturi lag.

Eftersom otillåten Internet läcka av "Midnight Sun" manuskriptet (en partiell version av "Twilight" roman skriven av Edward synvinkel), har Meyer varit känd som mixtrande Twilight berättelse från synvinkel andra tecken. Även om "Midnight Sun" och "The Short Second Life av Bree Tanner" är den enda närvarande ut eller aviserats noveller, några fans är hoppfull om att Stephenie Meyer ska släppa ännu mer.

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Promo of The Second Life of Bree Tanner in Latin America and Mexico

"Now is the time to know the other side of the story." Makes the slogan, which connotes a story more interesting and terrifying than the previous four Twilight.

Here are the new poster we have the vampire Editorial Alfaguara book in Mexico and Latin America The Second Life of Bree TannerThe new book created by Stephenie Meyer.

This story hit the shelves on June 5, which recounts the short life of this girl who apparently is not just an incidental character in the book of Eclipse, but a character that must be explored further.

Despite being killed by Jane and his henchmen, Bree will surely have an interesting life to share, so the fans did not hesitate when purchasing the book, although not the love story of Edward and Bella.

What about design?, Personally I prefer the original with hourglass, and it looks more to the line that drove Meyer saga Twilight but the taste is broken into genres, uses opinion.


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‘Bree Tanner’ Takes Second Place in Fave YA Novel of 2010


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Hollywood Crush took a poll of the Favorite Young Adult Novel of 2010. The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner took second place to the final book in the Vampire Academy series, Last Sacrifice:
The results are in! After a week of voting (and a dramatic lead change or two), Hollywood Crush readers have picked their favorite YA novel of 2010. [Drum roll, please!] And the winner is…Richelle Mead’s “Last Sacrifice“! The spectacular finale to Richelle’s six-part “Vampire Academy” series following 17-year-old Dhampir Rose Hathaway and her Moroi vampire BFF Vasilisa “Lissa” Dragomir, took the No. 1 spot, besting runners-up “The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner” by Stephenie Meyer and “Mockingjay” by Suzanne Collins. (You can see a complete list of the nominees here.)
Read more at Hollywood Crush.

"The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner" Sales Raise $1.5 Million for the American Red Cross

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NEW YORK, NY (December 13, 2010) – Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, a division of Hachette Book Group, and Stephenie Meyer have donated 1.5 million dollars to the American Red Cross International Response Fund from their proceeds from The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner: an Eclipse Novella. As previously announced, one dollar for each book sold in the US from the first printing would go to the American Red Cross.  The donation was made today by Hachette Book Group CEO David Young and Little, Brown Books for Young Readers Publisher Megan Tingley to The American Red Cross Senior Vice President of International Services David Meltzer.  

“I’m so grateful that Little, Brown, the American Red Cross, and my fans made this generous gift possible,” said Stephenie Meyer.  “It’s amazing to have the opportunity to help those so greatly in need.”

“We’ve had the incredible great fortune to have one of the biggest publishing phenomenons in recent years along with The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner becoming one of the top selling titles of 2010,” said Hachette Book Group CEO David Young.  “Giving back is extremely important to the company, so it is particularly gratifying to be able to share our success with an organization as worthy as The American Red Cross.”

After the devastating earthquake in Haiti on January 12th the International Response Fund (IRF) afforded the American Red Cross the ability to provide immediate funding for food and other urgently needed emergency relief items.

“The generous contribution of Little, Brown to the IRF is essential to the ability of the American Red Cross to provide help and hope for people during their darkest hours,” said David Meltzer of the American Red Cross. “After the devastating Haiti earthquake, which took the lives of more than 230,000 people, the IRF allowed us to quickly purchase, ship and distribute aid. The Red Cross is extremely grateful for the support Little, Brown is providing toward our humanitarian mission.”

In the weeks and months following the Haiti earthquake, the American Red Cross worked with the global Red Cross network and other partners to secure enough food for 1 million people for one month; provide tarpaulins to one of out every three homeless people in Port-au-Prince; and vaccinate almost 1 million children and their parents against common diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, pertusis, measles and rubella. Since the early days of the response, the Red Cross has also provided safe, drinkable water for approximately 250,000 in the capital each day.


The International Response Fund allows the American Red Cross to partner with other Red Cross societies immediately following large-scale disasters by providing financial assistance and relief supplies and by deploying trained disaster relief staff.  For example, in the last year the IRF has supported the American Red Cross response to the floods in Pakistan, the earthquake in Chile and the aftermath of Hurricane Tomas in the Caribbean to name just a few disasters. The IRF also supports a number of other humanitarian services around the world, including global health programs to combat HIV/AIDS, measles and malaria, disaster preparedness projects, reconnecting families separated by disaster and war, and educating American students about the humanitarian rules in war.

“This kind of donation helps us provide a depth and breadth of services which is hard to match,” said Meltzer. “Last year, the American Red Cross helped 68 million people through programs funded by the International Response Fund.”

The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner has become one of the biggest selling titles of 2010 and has dominated bestseller lists both in the US and around the world.  The novella, the first new work from Meyer in nearly two years, debuted at #1 on the USA Today, Wall Street Journal and IndieBound bestseller lists as well as bestseller lists in Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Poland, Portugal, Spain, and the UK.

In five years, Stephenie Meyer has become a worldwide publishing phenomenon.  The Twilight Saga’s translation rights have been sold in nearly 50 countries and 116 million copies have been sold worldwide.  


The American Red Cross name is used with its permission, which in no way constitutes an endorsement, express or implied, of any product, service, company, opinion or political position.