Ok , so I ' m now reading two books at once . I started Sense and Sensibility while on our trip last week and yesterday we picked up Breaking Dawn , which of course I started immediately ... ( shh , do n't say anything , I only went through the first part last night ) . Should n't be too hard to keep the stories straight , I hope . But then again , holding true to the first 3 books , when I started reading Breaking Dawn last night , it was only the fact that I could n't see the words clearly that stopped me from reading through the night .

Question: Why did the reader switch to reading Breaking Dawn instead of finishing Sense and Sensibility ?
Answer: The reader was more interested in knowing what would happen in the Breaking Dawn story than in finishing Sense and Sensibility .Sense and Sensibility was too frightening a book to read at night , so the reader decided to switch to Breaking Dawn so they would have something they could read at night .The reader had already finished reading the first three books in the series leading up to Breaking Dawn , and was worried that they would forget what had happened if they did n't start reading Breaking Dawn right away .None of the above choices .