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KittyCat99

  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Dramatic Re: Chat Matt- Part 1

    I found the entire thing a little strange. There was no back story so I think a little explaining might just make the reader understand everything a little more. Also, ...

    Nov 19, 2012
  • Other » Literature, Dramatic Re: Sloth

    This was absolutely amazing! There were just a few things... For a start, you started by calling Sloth a he and then changed to it and then went back to ...

    Nov 18, 2012
  • Short Story » Romantic, Teen Fiction Re: Unlikely Friends

    It was really good but I think in this part: "I quickly host my backpack up onto my shoulder..." I'm wondering if you maybe meant hoist? However, a quick proof ...

    Nov 13, 2012
  • Short Story » Realistic, Dramatic Re: I Will Wait

    Oh my goodness! This story is just...I am speechless. I can't believe how much passion you put into this story! I find it difficult to grasp that you're so young! ...

    Nov 4, 2012
  • Novel / Chapter » Other, Teen Fiction Re: Chapter One: The Bracelets of Anna Brynn

    "Enormous green eyes peered out from her intricately built face; a tiny nose that turned up at the end jabbed out from her face." For me the double use of ...

    Nov 4, 2012
  • Short Story » Horror, Romantic Re: The Changing

    Wow. It's possibly the only thing I can say. I just have one tiny criticism (sorry :/ ). You said her voice was a 'dry whisper of bones'. I find ...

    Nov 4, 2012
  • Short Story » General, General Re: It

    I like the way that the first and last paragraphs were the same, its a good technique to use and I, personally, love it. However, I did find the whole ...

    Nov 4, 2012
  • Short Story » Mystery / Suspense, Supernatural Re: Reflection

    It was very good. I love the way it started so normally, and then the stalker person came along. Well, then the stalker person was introduced, because obviously they were ...

    Nov 4, 2012


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