What’s different in Life and Death: Twilight Reimagined? Anything about the ending will be hidden in links like this. If you want to know all the changes but don’t want to read the whole thing, check out the Jessica Thinks Too Much Version! Jessica Thinks Too Much Version Mild spoilers ahead! This spoiler warning is for those very sensitive to any spoilers. Major spoilers about the end look like this > View Spoiler » And then everyone dies!!! Why did you click this link if you haven’t read the book?! Just kidding. There are 40 extra pages of content that Twilight fans will want to read at least once. I mean, it’s all chocolate and I’ll eat it all, thank you. Life and Death is like sugary, waxy American chocolate and Twilight is like fine, Belgian chocolate that melts as soon as you eat it. Still, I got sucked in enough to finish it then promptly flip it over and read Twilight again. Edythe doesn’t come across as dangerous making it lose a lot of the tension that Twilight is known for. She doesn’t eat Beau.īeau makes a few moves on Edythe that Freaks.

Seriously, why is she smiling all the time? You got something stuck in your teeth, Edythe? A dead boyfriend maybe? Kidding. Little details are different like Beau opening the door for Edythe and Edythe smiling all the time. But, I’m not going to lie – a lot of the book is copied and pasted. No, Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart do not just switch lines.

Readers will relish experiencing the deeply romantic and extraordinarily suspenseful love story of Bella and Edward through fresh eyes. Packaged as an oversize, jacketed hardcover “flip book,” this edition features nearly 400 pages of new content as well as exquisite new back cover art. Celebrate the tenth anniversary of Twilight! This special double-feature book includes the classic novel, Twilight, and a bold and surprising reimagining, Life and Death, by Stephenie Meyer.

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