Midnight Sun

The book is good. I wouldn't call it great or fantastic. I feel 99% of it was what we already knew happened in, Twilight. From the book summary that is to be expected, however with it being in Edwards perspective I was hoping Stephanie Meyer would focus MORE on what actually happened with Edward and his family while Bella wasn't in the picture. We get a few pages dedicated to this and a few side comments on what Edward thinks about things but I feel it was ultimately rushed through.

I was an avid twilight fan in my middle school days. I read the books three times onto of watching the movies endlessly. At this point they're a guilty pleasure. However, I am not enjoying Midnight Sun either due to age (recognizing the more problematic aspects of Myers storytelling) or its just written poorly. Stephanie tends to go into hyper detail about background characters and does a lot of telling instead of showing. Midnight Sun is a very long monolog

It had been awhile since I read this series so the story was fun to revisit from Edward's perspective. Although, wouldn't it be great to have it read my Robert Pattinson?! Seeing how he has grown from his Twilight years we will probably have to be live without that voice.