Shiver author Maggie Stiefvater weighs in on the Breaking Dawn honeymooon still

Maggie Stiefvater wrote the wildly popular young adult book Linger and Shiver and is a Twilight book fan. So it's fun to see what she thinks of the Breaking Dawn honeymoon still.

Maggie says "I guess I'm the only person creeped out by the movie stills of the Bedward love scene in BD. Also, I thought soft focus died in the 80s."

She goes on to tweet some funny/quirky-ness.

Perhaps "Bedward" is the wrong contraction of Bella+Edward. Is it Edella? I like the ring of it.

It is an odd moment for me, as a Scorpio, to feel prudish, but that is precisely how I feel when I saw the stills. #FeatherLovin

Of course, I'm sure karma will grant me a Shiver movie with all the soft focus I can eat.

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Do you agree with Maggie about the honeymoon still? And how much would you love a Shiver movie??

Tags: adult, breaking, dawn, linger, maggie, shiver, stiefvater, still, young

Comment by Aimzers on January 21, 2011 at 5:21pm: Jeez, its not like the picture is all sexualized. Like Rob said, its pretty! The lightening is beautiful and they way they are holding each other is so tender. I love it. Its not like she has a Big O face or something lol

Comment by TeamEdwardForever<333!!=) on January 21, 2011 at 5:52pm: I love love love shiver! It was great! But i don't agree, I love the soft focus!

Comment by Estefany vega on January 21, 2011 at 6:00pm: i also love shivier and i hope it becomes a movie!!!!! i loved this still

Comment by Gabrielle on January 21, 2011 at 6:40pm: @Aimzers I think a lot of people would like her to have a big O on her face! Hahahaha.

Comment by Katie Kaye on January 21, 2011 at 6:48pm: Shiver and Linger were AH-MAZING!! I can't wait for Forever. I think her tweets are funny, and I absolutely love the still. A lot.

Comment by Pennybug Cullen on January 21, 2011 at 10:47pm: I wasn't creeped out by the pic. Loved it!

I haven't read any of her books so I don't know about making them into a movie.