Being described in a book

It's funny but in all seriousness i want to hear what j.k rowling would use to describe me.

I'd want John Green to describe me in one of his novels!

I didn't know I needed this

"A young but tall girl, curvaceous for her age, with strait blonde hair reaching her hips and gem-blue eyes glittering like the ocean on a clear midsummer's day. Her laugh was like that of a fairy-tale princess-- delicate, carrying, melodious. Her gait was strong, assertive, and she made a point of never bending her back when talking to anyone. She was the very embodiment of to-the-point. Her face was youthful, but bore the signs of an abundance of knowledge. She was one being that was not to be tested."

The body layer in pesices wearing blush and makeup. OH WAIT. THATS NOT A -*Mangle screaming*

@thorspoptarts2 I find this greatly amusing, because I have a character I wrote introduced in the aforementioned manner. Though now I'm horribly curious