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What kind of books are Stephenie Meyer's inspiration?
Stephenie meyers writes alot of books. I've read a few of her books like the twilight series and they were very good. Her inspiration is her family
What is Stephenie Meyer's favorite animal?
Stephenie Meyer's favorite animal is a pig... I have no idea why, in my opinion, they're kind of ugly.
What kind of pets did Stephenie Meyer have?
2 dogs
What kind of Student was Stephenie Meyer when she was in school?
good imagination/ good at English
What kind of flower is the one on New Moon?
The flower on Stephenie Meyer's New Moon is a ruffled tulip... according to Stephenie Meyer, she did not design the cover the publishers designed it that they thought would sell..
What kind of audience does Stephenie Meyer write for?
Her 'Audience' is mainly teens but also some adults like reading her books.
What kind of affect did Stephenie Meyer have on the world?
She addressed modern issues in her books and inspired many teenagers to read more.
Why did Stephenie Meyer write the twilight series?
Stephenie Meyer wrote the Twilight series after having a dream about the main characters, Bella and Edward. She was inspired to explore the story further and share it with others. Meyer has stated that she wanted to create a different kind of vampire story that focused on romance and emotion.
What kind of book can be connected to twilight?
Stephenie Meyer,The Author of the ''Twilight'' series says that ''Pride and Prejudice'' is where she got her ideas for Twilight.
How long did it take for Stephenie Meyer to write Breaking Dawn?
well Stephenie Meyer kind of stopped writing the book because an online leak of the book upset her.she started writing an other book but she promised fans that she will definitely finish the book.the rough draft is available in her official website to read
What does the prefix 'gener' mean?
The prefix 'gener' means relating to a group or kind, such as in words like 'generation' or 'generic'. It is derived from the Latin word 'genus', which means 'kind' or 'class'.
How does Stephenie Meyer changes the history of vampires?
I think that she really kind of makes vampires seem a little closer to human. She makes them seem like they're not as scary like they were portrayed when the movie Dracula came out in the 1900's.
