Lua Nova (Crepúsculo, #2)

Switching viewpoints gave a new lens on Bella's feelings, but did it deepen the emotional stakes or slow the pacing for others?

The book dives into her grief and identity, making it feel more introspective. I'm curious if this was a deliberate shift from the first book.

Bella's evolving relationships and personal growth felt intertwined without overshadowing each other. Did anyone else find this aspect especially compelling?