Since I just completed that reread a couple of months ago, it was the perfect time to pick up the Illustrated Guide. Much like The Short Second Life of Bree Tanner, this book was published a few years after Breaking Dawn, the final installment of the series - too far after my reading of those books for me to remember much - so I decided to save it for when I reread the series. The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guide is a companion book to the Twilight Saga novels. Accompanying it all are numerous full-color illustrations of the characters, places, vehicles, and more that became such an integral part of this beloved series, giving fans new insights into the world of The Twilight Saga.

This official guide gives readers an in-depth look at the series including character profiles and connections, family trees, timelines, a transcript of an extended discussion between Stephenie Meyer and fellow author, Shannon Hale, and much more. Readers of all ages fell in love with this tale of supernatural, teen romance, sparking three sequels and the accompanying movies. The Twilight Saga: The Official Illustrated Guideįrom the moment Twilight introduced Edward Cullen and Bella Swan to the world, an international phenomenon was born.

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Step into the light - which should be fine if you aren't a vampire - and uncover the mystery of how the ruling coven maintains its status. Let's discuss everything you might not know about the Volturi. In supplemental material, author Stephenie Meyer dives deeper into what makes the ruling vampire coven tick and how they came to be, showing that even the smallest detail plays an important part in the coven's hierarchy. There is so much more to the Volturi than what's revealed in the initial series. This divisive ideological difference caused a massive fallout, with the Volturi landing on top. While the previous leading coven, the Romanians, wants humans to know about vampires, and even used humans as more than meals, the Volturi wanted their species to fall into the background, staying invisible, becoming mere legends to the humans. It wasn't cut and dry though it took effort and usurping and massacring two other covens to become the power players they are. The Volturi are made up of several old vampires that came together to try and create a new world for the supernatural blood-drinkers to live in.

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