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The first Twilight novel debuted in 2005, introducing the world to the romantic tale of Bella Swan and the vampire Edward Cullen. While it’s now best known for its hit film series adaptation, fans looking to celebrate the Twilight book series’ 20th anniversary with two big new releases. First is the The Twilight Saga Deluxe Hardcover Collection, which includes the four main Twilgiht novels and the fifth book, Midnight Sun, which was released years after the original saga and tells a new story from Edward’s perspective. The other is a new book release of the original Twilight novel featuring all-new floral artwork.
Both new editions launch September 30 and are available to preorder at Amazon and Walmart. Better yet, both preorders are discounted, with the Twilight Saga Deluxe Hardcover Collection down to just $97.30 (was $139) and the Twilight: Deluxe Collector’s Edition down to $36 (was $40).
$97.30 (was $139) | Releases September 30
This collection gets you five hardcover books, plus a stylish slipcase to hold them in your bookcase. They all feature exclusive new jacket artwork, along with colorful stained edges. The books in the bundle include:
- Twilight
- New Moon
- Eclipse
- Breaking Dawn
- Midnight Sun
$36 (was $40) | Releases September 30
Twilight: The Deluxe Collector’s Edition is a hardcover volume with a foil-stamped slipcase, colorful floral designs throughout the slipcase and book cover, a ribbon marker, and new endpaper artwork. It’s arguably the best-looking version of the novel, and it’s bound to be popular with collectors.
A few Twilight Blu-rays are also on sale right now, including a big price cut for the Twilight 4K Blu-ray at Amazon. Typically offered for $23, you can pick up the film for just $12. It includes both 4K and standard Blu-ray formats.
If you’re after the entire series, the Twilight Saga: 5-Movie Collection 15th Anniversary Edition is available for $35 (was $40) at Walmart. This box set includes Blu-ray and DVD copies of all five films and a selection of collectible art cards.
