Twilight, Reimagined: This Time, the Vampire Is a Girl.

Stephenie Meyer shocked her fans today with a surprise announcement: Twilight: Tenth Anniversary Edition, contains a whole lot more than the bestselling novel starring vampire Edward Cullen and his beloved girlfriend Bella Swan. This special edition—now available for purchase online and in stores—includes an entirely new novel: Life and Death. 
And in this new book, the vampire isn’t Edward; it’s a girl named Edythe. Her true love? A regular human guy.
In fact, with just one exception, every male character from Twilight has been reimagined as a female character—and vice versa. It’s a brilliant and daring approach from Meyer, whose Twilight saga was a blockbuster publishing phenomenon that inspired box-office smash movie adaptations.
Pick up the Twilight: Tenth Anniversary Edition, and on one side, you see the iconic original cover: two feminine hands holding a red apple. Flip the book over, and you see the cover of the new novel, which depicts a male hand holding a green apple.
Does Edythe’s story mirror Edward’s in every detail?
Will her story cast Bella and Edward in a new light?
How does this new novel end?
You’ll have to pick up the book to answer these questions. Happy reading, Twihards!