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A review by kerithesmutslut
Midnight Sun by Stephenie Meyer
3.0
I can’t believe I’m saying this.
First let me preface this by saying that I’m a proud Twihard. I’ve read the original 4 books 12 times each (literally).
I was so excited I couldn’t wait to jump into this book. It started out so ridiculously nostalgic. It quickly became annoying though. I expected this EPIC love story. Edward always made it seem like he loved Bella so much more than she could ever love him, but in reality this book was about a 109 year old vampire who was more Emo than the most Emo kid in my high school, and seeing as how I graduated in 2007, that is saying something.
This book was twice as long as it should have been. It was pages and pages of ridiculous monologue of Edward beating himself up. It grew redundant, and I found myself being utterly bored.
The last 20% became fascinating to me. Seeing what happened when Bella was gone was genuinely interesting, and after 600 pages I was finally reading as fast as I possibly could trying to devour what was being said.
I hate giving this book 3 stars. I still can’t believe I’m doing it, but I was just so bored throughout the majority of this book, that in good conscience I just can’t give it anything higher then that.
I really wish that instead of this book she wrote about the future. I’d love to see more of Jacob and Renesmee.
First let me preface this by saying that I’m a proud Twihard. I’ve read the original 4 books 12 times each (literally).
I was so excited I couldn’t wait to jump into this book. It started out so ridiculously nostalgic. It quickly became annoying though. I expected this EPIC love story. Edward always made it seem like he loved Bella so much more than she could ever love him, but in reality this book was about a 109 year old vampire who was more Emo than the most Emo kid in my high school, and seeing as how I graduated in 2007, that is saying something.
This book was twice as long as it should have been. It was pages and pages of ridiculous monologue of Edward beating himself up. It grew redundant, and I found myself being utterly bored.
The last 20% became fascinating to me. Seeing what happened when Bella was gone was genuinely interesting, and after 600 pages I was finally reading as fast as I possibly could trying to devour what was being said.
I hate giving this book 3 stars. I still can’t believe I’m doing it, but I was just so bored throughout the majority of this book, that in good conscience I just can’t give it anything higher then that.
I really wish that instead of this book she wrote about the future. I’d love to see more of Jacob and Renesmee.