#stephanie meyer

[sage-black-or-remus-lupin]

Harry Potter. While I hate J.k rwoling harry potter changed my life for the better. I never would have started reading in the first place if it wasn't for those books

What's a book written by a woman that changed your life or that you consider a classic? Any genre, any language.

[daisyfield98]

[mostly-funnytwittertweets]

[edwardsdeathcabcd]

i've said it before but it will forever and always make me insane that jacob's ending is to join the cullens for the sake of bella not having to give anything up. they find out jake will be immortal & tied to renesmee forever, so bella gets to smile & say "my family is finally complete! ^-^" but jake already HAS a family. he has a father and 2 sisters. quil, embry, seth and sam are like his brothers. jacob and leah were planning to run away together. he's always been welcome in emily's home, sue has been a family friend since before his birth. bella abandons her mortality by choice because she feels no connection to the people around her, but jacob has really strong bonds. it's clear that every character we meet in la push is like family to him, he's an active member of the community. jake would've graduated high school and been a mechanic, would've grown into a young man. a good friend, a fun uncle, a present son. he's set up to have such a rich life. and he's just magically compelled to give that up. beyond his control, he loses sight of everything, because his high school crush's baby is now the singular most important thing to him. he's perpetually 18 with his perpetually 18 year old girlfriend, running around vancouver or alaska or wherever with the girl who friendzoned him at 16 & her in-laws (who were antagonistic to him for months). and i'm just supposed to say omg yay now he doesn't have to let go of bella! everyone is happy! it's complete madness

[bellas-strawberryshampoo]

i don’t think we talk enough about rosalie canonically being a mechanic & a car geek, she is by far the most feminine character in the saga & is the one who strives the most to fulfill her gender role (dutiful wife, wanting to become a mother, etc) and yet she has such a quote unquote “masculine” hobby, i think that is so cool, it breaks down so so many gender stereotypes and im kinda obsessed with it

[thedeadpoets-blog]

🐺🌕♥️🌲

[arielthedaydreamer]

The wildest part of Twilight is when Bella starts hallucinating with Edward everytime she gets into trouble and we spend the whole book thinking there's gonna be some supernatural explanation to her visions but it turns out no, she was just insane and hallucinating. Also he tried to unalive himself. And then we go to the next book like nothing happened.

[duckysprouts]

crack idea for your scum twilight au: stephanie meyers transmigrates into bellas dad

would be absolutely hilarious if bella’s mom is stephanie meyer’s type however i think if bella saw jacob trying to beat the ever living shit out of her dad she would have questions

[100-great-books]

[acinematicworld]

The Twilight Saga

(which is your favorite?)

[thebeesareback]

There was a post a few years ago about the things in Twilight which are actually pretty good - like how a human who has turned into a vampire might keep breathing, just out of habit, yet feel strange because there's no relief tied to the action, or how a group of vampires who don't sleep take it in turns holding a baby as she sleeps.

I'd like to add one to the list: in the final book, Bella says that she loves Edward and her daughter, but her new love for her daughter doesn't diminish her love for Edward, as she previously thought it might. I wonder if this is tied into the author's experiences with motherhood and concerns with jealousy and a baby getting the attention and affection that was previously reserved for a partner. Instead, Bella says she has more capacity to love, and it's quite a sweet passage. She says there's not enough time in the day to adore her daughter; not enough time at night to cherish her husband.

Anyway all of that is undermined by the fact that she named her daughter Renesme

[jellyfishywishy]

Bigger plot twist than the fight scene in breaking dawn pt 2

Credit: cullenstwilight_ on Tiktok

[p0is0ngirlx]

[viktoriaashleyyx]

J. K. Rowling gave us facist Wizards.

Stephanie Meyer gave us Mormon Vampires.

And Sarah J. Maas gave us zionist Faeries.

The Holy Trinity of Mediocre White Women ruining fantasy for everyone!

[edwardsdeathcabcd]

when bella didn't want to get married at 18 because she saw how her parents' marriage crumbled and she was opposed to the patriarchal nature of the whole institution, and is bitter about it until the moment she is walking down the aisle, but as soon as she's married she realizes that being mrs. cullen is actually the best thing to ever happen to her and she's immediately ecstatic to have a baby with her husband. the way jacob says "you don't even belong to yourself anymore" about imprinting and is repulsed by the very idea, but then when he imprints he realizes it's actually what he was born to do & nothing could make him happier & he leaves everything behind to live with his mate's family. man once you become aware of the mormon agenda present within the twilight saga it is ALL you're aware of lol

[sam-blackbird]

Here’s my 9/11 pipeline, inspired by the work of @gender-luster and @lena-cant , completed with researches on my own. (I update it when needed)

IF YOU USE IT, PLEASE CREDIT ME!

(Please ignore the red underlining, i haven’t found out how to fix it yet; will update if I success to remove it)