Vrai nom :Stephenie Morgan Meyer
Née le :
24 décembre
1973
(39 ans)
Nationalité :
Etats-Unis
Métier : écrivain
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Stephenie Meyer est l'auteur de la série de livres Twilight, composé de quatre tomes : Fascination, Tentation, Hésitation et Révélation, qui raconte l'histoire de Bella, une jeune fille de 17 ans qui décide d'aller vivre avec son père à Forks, une ville morne où elle a peu de chance de s'épanouir. Mais l'héroïne y fait la connaissance d'Edward, un mystérieux étudiant dont elle tombe follement amoureuse.
Selon Stephenie Meyer, l'idée du premier roman de la série lui est venu suite à un rêve, qu'elle raconte d'ailleurs dans l'un des chapitre du livre. Fascination a imméditament rencontré un grand succès, et l'écrivain a rapidement signé un contrat avec son éditeur pour les autres tomes à venir.
Twilight, Fascination volume 1
Révélation
Hésitation
| Similaires | J.K. Rowling, Scott Westerfeld |
| Collaborations | Peter Facinelli, Kristen Stewart, Robert Pattinson, Ashley Greene |
| Inspirations | Catherine Hardwicke |
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I'm only thirteen, tnirnug fourteen soon, so I might be a bit biased, but, I believe that Twilight is a perfectly good movie to take kids to. As long as they understand what's going on and they're not too young, provided. If I was a parent (which I'm not; I don't approve of teenage pregnancy), I would allow my child to see it, as long as they were old enough to understand the feelings and themes in it. Of course letting a five-year-old child see it is a bad idea, because pretty soon they will be wandering around their school babbling about people making out . I don't believe they should be doing that.This is my time to be hostile. Sorry, you can skip the following if you want; I'm just venting.For you people who like to hide behind the Bible, saying that Twilight is sacreligious , I'm sorry, but I have to tell you: that's complete B.S. Another thirteen-year-old once told me that she was Catholic, so she was lucky she got to read Harry Potter. can someone please explain to me what the heck is wrong with a little imagination? I'm a Roman Catholic, I went to a Catholic school from Kindergarten to Seventh Grade. The only reason I left was because I got accepted into a public School of Choice. The admissions are done by lottery, so I got lucky, and my parents made me (no regrets, it's really good). Okay, people were talking about The Golden Compass as being the most Atheist book in existence . I'm sorry, but I read it, and it just gave me a new viewpoint on life. If you really think your child is so religiously unsound, you need to either send them to a convent or talk to them. If anything, these sort of things will make them see things as others do. Is that really so wrong? It's the same with Twilight. They're vampires, they defy the laws of God. Did God ever say I am your ruler. Here are the laws. You must abide by them or you will go to Hell. No! He wants us to live with Him, in Him, not as his subjects! He wants us to be like best friends, not tyrant and subject.Anyway, that was my religious tirade for the day. ^_^;; If you read that, I'm sorry. Also, if you're not Catholic and I just insulted your religion, I'm so, so, so sorry. It's just that these things really get under my skin.So anyway, I know you all are tired of hearing me blabber on, so: it's time for a summary.I believe that you should allow your children to see this movie, as long as they are old enough to understand and be mature about the content. I also think that it would be good for them to read the book first, just to make sure that thy are fine with the content before seeing it in action. Well, that's my lecture for today. See you all on the flip side! Take Care!-Kendall