Georgie

This was lovely. I'm so sorry that happened and you needed to write this in the first place. We had to put our cat down a couple years ago because ...

I noticed some grammar, spelling, and punctuation errors. "The plants grows/the clouds hangs/the trees bends" Should be "the plants grow/the clouds hang/the trees bend." "or what i've done" I should ...

Ok. I'm here for a quick review. First off, this is interesting. The idea that no matter how hard you try to be normal, you'll always be odd, is relatable ...

1. Gender is a human construct. 2. Saying with certainty whether something is right or wrong based on the Bible is impossible, because not everyone believes in God. 3. I ...

Um. What can I say? This was a delight to read. I can't say I ever expected a Pokemon story to be thought provoking, but I was pleasantly surprised! I ...

Hiiiii! Georgie here to give a review. First up, this is really interesting. I like the mystery, the intrigue, the possibility for this story to continue in any way. I ...

Hey! This was really fun to read. There's a lot of imagery I enjoyed, and even though it's comparatively short to other pieces, Anne is an evocative character. I felt ...

Hello there! Here's a review to contemplate or ignore. First off: interesting. Very interesting. I like the imagery, the evocation of this place and these people. It's very immersive. I ...

Hey! This is very interesting. It's obviously a historical fiction letter assignment, which is always fun. I only noticed a few things to be improved upon (although I'm sure your ...

Wowza! This was so interesting to read. I'm really invested despite the subjectively short length, and due to your excellent (though not obtrusive) exposition, I feel like I can follow ...

Wow! This was really interesting. I loved it! Was NOT expecting that twist towards the end. Honestly, I'm sold on both versions of this wolf, be it half human or ...

It was very interesting and FUN to read. Evocative characters and events, and the opening paragraphs were very sensory. I particularly enjoyed reading Florence's dialogue, and also his initial descrip