The Twilight Saga White Collection

If you grew up loving Twilight or are just discovering the saga, this white box set is absolutely stunning. The minimalist covers give it a fresh, elegant look while still holding all the nostalgia of the original series. Each book feels well-made, and the set includes Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, Breaking Dawn, Midnight Sun, and The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner. It’s a complete collection that looks gorgeous on any bookshelf. The stories themselves? Still as emotional, romantic, and addicting as ever. This edition feels like a collector’s dream and the perfect gift for any Twilight lover.

Good quality print. Some damage to box in shipping but nothing crazy. Exactly as advertised and thoroughly enjoy the read. Cheesy and nostalgic.

Lovely set. The boxed collection I received is just over 8 x 8 inches. This was the sizing I was hoping for, but wasn't sure I would receive. From previous reviews and photos the collection seemed to be two different sizes in the paper format. The box case was sealed in plastic, but the four corners of box facing out did have small white spots where the red rubbed away from pressure. I don't mind this, on a shelf it still looks good. And the box is made of paper so a little wear in transit is to be expected. Yes the fit is tight but that's what I want. Tip the case forward with the books you don't want to come out covered on each side (with your hands) and lightly shake the case. The book you want will shimmy forward and you can pull it out. Based on a prior review I double checked that Breaking Dawn was not missing pages or out of sequence. It wasn't but I noticed that my page count was much lower- prev reviewer went into 700+ pages for BD while mine ends on page 640. So I must have a larger sized page. I received my set today so, I haven't read thru each book for any errors yet. It looks wonderful. I already own the books on Kindle and have read them multiple times, but now I want to physically hold them in my hand. These feel perfect for me. Just the right size and weight. I prefer paper to hardcover. BD is my favorite book so I NEEDED that one to be complete. The ending pages are what I expected so- perfect! I'm happy to add this set to my collection of all the digital movies, the decorative dvd set, and the kindle set. I feel like I have it all now. This set was worth my purchase price of $45. I missed a small coupon by a day but I don't care. This set does include Midnight Sun and The short second life of bree tanner. I HIGHLY recommend.

Beautiful look and great quality!

Comes very nice and sturdy box. Good price for good books.

Contrary to appearances, The Twilight Saga is not bloated with bloody action sequences. And of course that does not mean it must be boring. The action sequences that exist are well done and are not overdone. My approach to The Twilight Saga was similar to my approach to the Harry Potter books. They both seemed suitable only for teenagers. Stephenie Meyer's first book in the series, Twilight, also seemed too romantic for my male tastes, and I was afraid it would be a dish of pulp fiction smeared with vampire sleaze. But she wrote sequels, they continued to be published, and they continued to be bestsellers. So I read some reviews. The reviews gave me another reason to avoid the books: They were boring. I mean, that is what a few reviews said. Things like this: "This is not horror. Why should I care what Bella [the main character] does in class? I survived four years of boredom in my own high school. Am I supposed to pay the author to torture me with more of the same?" I refused to buy into the series. But when the first movie came out, I thought moviemakers might edit the boring parts. I saw the movie and was pleased. Likewise for the second movie. Thanks to the movies, I read more book reviews, and I noticed that the series of books had ended. That was good. In a series that does not end, the books have a habit of becoming cookie-cutter copies. Read one and you have read them all. Knowing that The Twilight Saga had an ending and seeing that amazon.com offered a good deal on a boxed set, I took a chance. (The third movie came out before I read the books, but I have postponed seeing it, not wanting to spoil my reading more than it may already have been spoiled.) Having just completed my reading of the four novels, I have reached a conclusion regarding the allegation that these books are only for teenagers. The allegation is baloney. The sole indication I found that the books are only for teenagers is the absence of vulgar language. For example, I am sure that if Meyer's characters were realistic, they would use the common F-word instead of using Meyer's "freaking." But that is not her fault. If she used the F-word, high school libraries might not shelve her books, or at least they might restrict them to eighteen-year olds. Many teenagers would be denied easy access to a story that is obviously suitable for them, if not suitable only for them. Is the story too romantic? I do I hold true to the conviction that a human being cannot love a human being. It is impossible. Also I maintain that marriage is a social invention, not a natural one. Therefore I disapproved of Bella's obsession with love, and I was wary of her mate Edward's insistence on marriage. Nevertheless these are secondary complaints. Since I do not deny males and females the freedom to cohabit, the issues of love and marriage become academic. If Bella and Edward want to live together, that is okay. (As long as they are not denied the freedom to separate.) Regarding these books having too much bloody sleaze, I think not. The blood and gore is minimal, appropriate for the telling of the story. Regarding the alleged boredom, I feel that "boredom" is too harsh. I do think the content includes much that is prosaic. Enough that I would categorize the books as romance, as well as horror. Pages are filled with domestic life, high school scenes, small talk, a beach party, lovemaking, and teenage dating. But I suppose this is standard material for romance novels, and many readers welcome it. I for one tolerated it, and I was rewarded when I got to uplifting sequences of plot development and denouement. In other words, the prosaic sequences were necessary for the development of the story. NOTE: I do not regret having seen the first two movies. Indeed if they encourage you to read the books, I recommend seeing them. Regarding the two movies, I remember them as being more violent than the books. Also, the appearances of the movie characters only hint at the aesthetic perfection of the characters in the books.

I bought this set for my book-loving cousin since she had the Twilight series on her wishlist, and she was so excited to read them and add them to her collection! The white covers are absolutely beautiful and give the books a clean, collector's look. The only reason I'm giving 4 stars instead of 5 is that I wish they came in hardcover—I think they'd last longer that way. But the white collection was hard to find, so I was really happy to come across it on Amazon. Overall, it was a great find at a reasonable price and made a perfect gift!

I LOVE TWILIGHT THESE BOOKS ARE SO GOOD LOVE LOVE LOVE🤍