MIDNIGHT SUN Paperback – 19 August 2021

Too good. Amazing experience for me.

Good quality book, pages, no damage whatsoever... coming to the content of the book, been dieheart fan of Edward cullen since my teenage years, loved reading the story from Edward's perspective ❤️❤️❤️

I think it is perfect.Just the page was folded that's it. But the rest everything is prim and proper, like I had expected!!!In crossword found the same book of 700 around ....comparitively it's superb

Okay there was nothing in it that i didn't loved. Reading it again initially i was sceptical but once i started i realised it was completely differentThe best thing about reading it from Edward's perspective is that it completes the story from every direction thanks to his gifts. It narrates the other side is coin which turns out to be the best side. I'm sure all the fans will understand this. Also you will get to know how everything took place when Bella was unconscious. The struggle, the unconditional love, the pleasure accompanied by agonyI wish all the books were written from his perspective or atleast most of it. since he gives us glimpses of other people's mind rather than having us leaving guessing for most part.

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""It's twilight," I said. The time when vampires came out to play-when we never had to fear that a shifting cloud might cause us trouble-when we could enjoy the last remnants of light in the sky without worrying that we would be exposed."~Edward Cullen, Midnight SunRating: 2.8/5Did I overall enjoy my reading experience? No.Would I reread it? No.BUTWould I reread certain parts ? Hell YES!!Do I regret this read? Not in a damn, I am glad to have read it.What a trip down memory lane!! I almost DNFed it...(but broke bitches can't afford that lol), so heyyyyy I finished it (woot woot)!!Midnight sun is a tough to get through , exhausting read. It was the little moments here and there (largely wrt the Cullen household), that were my fuel in reading this, and overall it was only the last 5 chapters that I like really enjoyed , for they had the rush,the thrill and the whole trauma and drama of being a bloodsucker.Well one thing is for certain, Midnight Sun was an unexpected read.Recommended to the retired Twihards( yes the ones who loooooved Edward Cullen but realised in time what a crybaby, creep he is (but shit he so cute( but shit he so territorial)) )...like it doesn't hurt to read and the nostalgia was worth it.My loves and hard to love parts...(spoilers sorry)...[Loves:1.The way Alice plots and strategies and is the literal saviour of Edward's ass2.Bella's aversion to dancing3.Edward wanting Bella to have Prom as a memory, as a testament to his role and existence in Bella's life. (This part hurt, like just two tears away from sobbing)4.The whole Keeping up with the Cullens drama...that was fun5. Rosalie Hale .....sorry I hated you before sis, I understand you now6.Emmett Cullen's goofiness and elder brother protective attitude and just always being there for the fam7.Jasper Hale (where do I get one??fast)last but not the least8.Esme Cullen and Dr.Carlisle Cullen ....just one word...HOTand....9.Jealous Edward (loveeed it)Hard to love:1.Edward swallowing Bella's tear (ew wtf)2. The hades and Persephone analogies (like lord kill me)3.The constant "OH I aM sO tErrIBle FoR hEr ""I cOuLD KiLl yOu BeLLa "(shut up dude...like shut up)4. Edward counting fishes and identifying bloody insects in the middle of the meadow scene (uh yes that happened and no it wasn't an interesting part)

The Book came in a Good condition. I'll just say I read the Book and fell in Love with Edward and Bella again and most importantly I fell in love with LOVE all over again. You may find reviews which says it's lengthy, exaggerated etc. But not if you're a fan, trust me, I read many pages more than 4times. Moreover you would come to know other characters more. So if you're a Twilight fan, then don't dwell on reviews and just Buy it and add it to your collection, and next time when you read the Series take Midnight Sun as your First Book instead of The Twilight Saga and fell in Love with Edward. The way He loves Bella, I hope everyone girl gets a Guy like that who cares for Her like Edward does for Bella.

Over the period of the two decades that it took Meyer to write Edward's version of the story, I had heard plenty of criticisms about the misshaped power–dynamics of this love story and how it is nothing but a tale of misogyny gift–wrapped in benevolent sexism. I’d had been a person at better ease if I’d seen it that way as I’ve pointedly avoided reading many love stories for this same recurring feeling of not exactly belonging. Maybe someday I’ll write my own version of a ‘detailed review’ of why this came to be an exception; but till then I’ll say, whoever had read the twilight series without dwindling into that never-ending abyss of reaching for equality in this story, whoever had not flailed to reason with themselves properly for liking it, even loving it, should definitely read this version. Xoxo