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"Twilight mania has many side-effects. Common ones, for example, include: The rise of eccentric men's hairstyles, hoards of obsessed teenage girls, increased tourism in Forks, Washington, and countless vampire-inspired spin-offs. This new book Defining Twilight... Twilight mania has many side-effects. Common ones, for example, include: The rise of eccentric men's hairstyles, hoards of obsessed teenage girls, increased tourism in Forks, Washington, and countless vampire-inspired spin-offs. This new book Defining Twilight adds another to the list: Acing your SAT (or ACT, GED, or SSAT). Yes, you read that right. With your dog-eared copy of Twilight in one hand and this workbook in the other, you can learn up to 600 vocab words. The novel's text is packed with them--just think about Edward's myriad charms, his tousled hair, and his alabaster skin. After all, putting things within the context of Edward Cullen might make them a little more memorable. Or, at the very least, a little more fun."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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