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Midnight Sun (The Twilight Saga #1.5)

Stephenie Meyer

ebook | Pages: 264 pages

Rating: 4.02 | 143452 Users | 9386 Reviews

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Title	:	Midnight Sun (The Twilight Saga #1.5)
Author	:	Stephenie Meyer
Book Format	:	ebook
Book Edition	:	Special Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 264 pages
Published	:	August 28th 2008
Categories	:	Autobiography. Memoir. Nonfiction. Biography. Biography Memoir. American. Southern. History

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Midnight Sun is the much anticipated retelling of Twilight from Edward Cullen's perspective. An unedited partial draft was illegally leaked onto the internet in 2008; consequently, author Stephenie Meyer put the project on indefinite hold.

Shortly afterward, she posted a letter to her fans on her website including a link to the entire partial draft of the book so that those who wanted to read it could do so legally and with her consent; see URL for more information.

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Original Title:	Midnight Sun (Partial Draft)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.stepheniemeyer.com/midnightsun.html
Series:	The Twilight Saga #1.5
Characters:	Edward Cullen, Jacob Black, Bella Swan, Billy Black, Esme Cullen, Alice Cullen, Jasper Hale, Carlisle Cullen, Rosalie Hale, Charlie Swan, Emmett Cullen, Mike Newton, Angela Weber
Setting:	Washington (state)(United States) Alaska(United States)

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I typically stay as far away from romance novels as I can but I got "bitten" (okay ... bad pun) by the Twilight Series. I started reading them because I needed a book-fix after the last Harry Potter book (may the Harry Potter series rest in peace). The first in the Twilight series, appropriately named "Twilight", is pretty good but not Stephenie Myer's best writing. With each addition in the series, her writing gets better and better. I read the last book and started getting geared up for the

My life was an unending, unchanging midnight. It must, by necessity, always be midnight for me. So how was it possible that the sun was rising now, in the middle of my midnight?When I first heard a little over a month ago that Midnight Sun had been leaked and would be "on hold" indefinitely, I was incredibly sad. For Stephenie Meyer, yes, because her trust had been broken, but for myself as well. Selfish, I know, but I was so looking forward to having a nice hardbound copy of Midnight Sun to

I can't believe she thought she could get away with it. The same damn book, especially once the boy and the girl get together. Ooh! Read it side-by-side with Twilight and get Meyer's bad dialogue in stereo! And with no change of voice whatsoever even though the narrator has changed. As I've said in my other reviews, Meyer cannot write. We do get a little more information on the Cullens, but any character development (Rosalie especially) that may have happened in the first four books is forgotten

This is a yet-to-be-completed partial draft of a novel portraying Twilight from Edward's perspective. I have read (more like devoured) the 264 pages that Stephenie Meyer posted on her website. I love them, flaws (which were not too many considering it's a rough draft) and all. It would be really disappointing if Edward's story ended where it does. He was always the most intriguing character to me, and the story thus far explains so much of his words and actions that puzzled me before. It's a

About three things I was absolutely positive. First, Edward was a stalker and a creeper. Second, there was part of him and I didn't know how potent that part might be that suffered from Manic Depression. And third, I was strangely and unashamedly entertained by it all.I know what you are probably doing. Right now, you may have your head cocked to the side with your eyes squinted, wondering if you read that last part correctly. I will repeat: I was entertained. First, let me clear the air. I

I was very sad that Stephenie put this on hold indefinitely, but I can understand why she did. What a violation as an author.I really liked this version. I think I liked being in Edward's head a whole lot more than being in Bella's. Plus, you get the added bonus of being in everyone else's head and get to see their true selves. What fun! I personally thought this book had the potential to be the best of the series. Although I did feel like I was stepping back in time after reading all the other

This is purely gratuitous but I don't care - I always wanted to know what was going on in Edward's head and knowing how he really felt, and it was great to get his perspective: his reactions, his moodiness, become so understandable. While this is an unfinished draft - ending at the end of the first day after Bella lets Edward know she knows he's a vampire - I would definitely buy the complete novel if Meyer ever finished and published it, just for my own satisfaction. But I agree with Chelsea -