The Twilight Saga: the Official Illustrated Guide

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DATE OF TRANSFORMATION: Exact date unknown; around the age of 12 or 13 SOURCE OF TRANSFORMATION: Aro PLACE OF ORIGIN: England HAIR COLOR: Pale brown EYE COLOR: Red/black (vampire) HEIGHT: 4’8”     PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION: If not for her girlish face and full lips, Jane could be mistaken for a preteen boy. She is quite short, and her childlike voice is high and thin. She usually speaks with an air of apathy or boredom. Despite all this, she has a commanding presence.     SPECIAL ABILITIES: She can cause people to experience excruciating pain that instantly incapacitates them. She can inflict this pain on only one target at a time; she must be able to see her victim to use her gift on him or her.     EDUCATION/OCCUPATION: She is a member of the Volturi guard.     FAMILY/COVEN RELATIONSHIPS: Her twin brother, Alec, is also a member of the Volturi guard. Guard members show the Volturi the loyalty they would family.
The Twilight Saga: the Official Illustrated Guide
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beautifulsomeone05 3 years ago

These books are beautiful, have literally stopped me from killing myself and are deep from the heart. Its hard not to appreciate that.
Thank you, Stephanie Meyer

Guest 3 years ago

Wow. Just WOW. How can anybody lie like that? Just toy with someone's affections for a book? And the Twilight Saga, best thing in the world next to Harry Potter, Jane Austen, Charlotte Bronte and Gone with the Wind.

Guest 4 years ago

Smeyer is a plague on the earth istg, she needs to put out m*dnight sun or I'm going to rage . Like why would she make a mockery of their tribe. What kind of creep does that? Like the colonizer jumped out. Was Jacob even supposed to be native?? She needs to apologize .

-love

Guest 5 years ago

what the hell is this fucking thing because i the hell do not under stand this and i really thought it was like a illistrational book but it is actually like a back and forth play

Guest 3 years ago

I also thought that this was a illustrated version of Twilight, but there was no reason to use multiple, or any for that matter, curses in one sentence on a comment on a book.

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