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Blue Noon (Midnighters #3)

Scott Westerfeld

Paperback | Pages: 384 pages

Rating: 3.85 | 16097 Users | 860 Reviews

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Title	:	Blue Noon (Midnighters #3)
Author	:	Scott Westerfeld
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 384 pages
Published	:	February 6th 2007 by Eos (first published March 1st 2006)
Categories	:	Young Adult. Fantasy. Paranormal. Fiction. Science Fiction. Urban Fantasy. Supernatural

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The darklings will hunt once again.

The secret hour when time freezes arrives every night at midnight in Bixby, Oklahoma. It’s a dangerous time, when five teenagers are the only humans awake and dark creatures crawl out of the shadows, but at least the midnight hour is regular and predictable.

Until suddenly, the blue time comes ... in the middle of the day.

The noise of school stops. Cheerleaders are frozen in midair, teachers brought to a standstill. Everything is the haunted blue color of the midnight hour.

The Midnighters can’t understand what’s happening, but as they scramble for answers, they discover that the walls between the secret hour and real time are crumbling. Soon the dark creatures will have a chance to feed after centuries of waiting, unless these five teenagers can find a way to stop them.

A desperate race against time, a mind-blowing mystery of paranormal logic, a tale of ancient evil and spine-chilling sacrifice: blue noon is the exhilarating third volume in the Midnighters series by acclaimed author Scott Westerfeld.

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Original Title:	Blue Noon (Midnighters, #3)
ISBN:	0060519592 (ISBN13: 9780060519599)
Edition Language:	English URL http://www.harpercollins.com/books/Midnighters-3-Blue-Noon-Scott-Westerfeld?isbn=9780060519599&HCHP=TB_Midnighters+#3:+Blue+Noon
Series:	Midnighters #3
Characters:	Jessica Day, Rex Greene, Jonathan Martinez, Melissa Blake, Desdêmona
Setting:	Bixby, Oklahoma(United States)

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Book was pretty good but it felt pretty much the same as the first two. It was still fun but I was hoping for more.

Finised the series. I skipped read the last book just so I could see how the series would end and if the third book would redeem the first two. It didn't. In fact the book ended up worse than I thought it would. One misgiving about this book is not the book's fault but, it is on the Middle School list which I find totally wrong. The biggest problem though I do have with the book is that there is not one decent adult or adult like character in any of the three books. Even The Outsiders by SE

I love this series, love the characters, but I have to say the ending totally sucks! Mr. Westerfeld blew it. It sounds like he got to a point where he was just sick of writing, sick of the story and wanted to move on to other things so he went to someone who had never read the stories, gave that person a quick recap and then asked how it should end and he said 'Ok, that'll do' and just walked away from it. The ending doesn't make any sense! It's like he never even met any of the characters

Plot Summary: When time freezes in the middle of the day, during a school pep rally, the Midnighters have a problem. The secret hour is slowly making its way into the real world. The last book in the midnighters trilogy is all about the adventure of trying to keep the secret hour in the secret hour.The Midnighters begin to experience the secret hour more and more frequently during daylight hours. To make matters worse, Rex's darkling side cannot always control itself, and may be becoming

My only complaint is it shouldn't ended up here. There should be more.

Wow, Midnighters ended with a bang; quite an apocolyptic wrap-up for the series. Perhaps I should have expected this, having read the Uglies series, but I guess it just seemed like such a contained story in the first book that it caught me by surprise to see things get so... big in this one.Well, it was definitely action-packed and suspenseful. My favorite part of the book was watching Rex develop--he became by far the most interesting character in the whole story as he dealt with both his

The final book of the series climaxes the action while one of the Midnighters is going through a huge change, hes becoming a halfling, half-midnighter half-darkling. Also, mysteriously enough, time frozes in the middle of the day, leaving humans unprotected from the terrors of midnight. Finally, there is one last confrontation with the Darklings on the most dangerous midnight of them all, Halloween.A grand finale! And a not so happy ending but none the less a great one!