For me personally, it's nice to read something new about Alice, but it's just that, whereas I'd die to read something new about Edward/Bella (in fact, it was this 'hunger' to read/know more about these two characters what led me to fanfiction). While I like all the Twilight universe and the majority of the secondary characters, what I love above all is Edward/Bella story and that's what I'm really interested in. My problem,though, is that while I enjoyed reading it, I expected Edward and/or Bella new stuff. Forgot about Alice backstory, this is new info. I'm glad it's part of my collection which I actually have to fix, add to, etc. lolĭoes anyone else have the book? Do you think it's worth it to have? Just for die-hard fans or casual fans? Is it a waste of time or it should be part of your Twilight collection? I've already started it and thinking I'll read it from beginning to end. And I can take my time reading it and read it straight through or jump to certain things.

Plus, I'm the type to like having something in my hands that I can hold, flip through, skim, make notes, etc. Stephenie's maybe once or twice and TL maybe three times. I've never really visited those websites before, well not that much or religiously. So, I'm glad I have the softcover.Īnyway, from reading reviews on Goodreads it seems that the information that's in the book is basically on Stephenie's official site and/or Twilight Lexicon website. lol Depending on the book, I'm not the biggest fan of HC. I've been wanting to buy this for the longest but not in hardcover and when I had the extra cash.

The twilight illustrated guide