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  • Poetry » Horror, Dramatic Re: The Spectre of Hatchitt Hill

    Hi Traves! I've always loved narrative/epic poems and this was no exception. I enjoyed the way you ran with the image you were prompted by to create a chilling story. ...

    Jun 1, 2018
  • Short Story » Romantic, Realistic Re: All In Our Promise

    Hello! Jumpingsheep here! I thought that this was an interesting little piece. I liked how you used the string as a mechanism to tie the story together. I've never heard ...

    Feb 24, 2017
  • Article / Essay » Science, Realistic Re: Are natural disasters increasing, and is it our fault?

    Hello! jumpingsheep here for a quick review! I don't know if you already turned this assignment in, but I thought I'd give feedback anyway. 1) "we’ve seen it all..." seems ...

    Jan 25, 2017
  • Novel / Chapter » Literature, Fantasy Re: Letter from Utopia

    Hello! jumpingsheep here for a review. I agree with david that this was a very cute idea. I liked the idea of this brother writing home to tell his sibling ...

    Jan 25, 2017
  • Novel / Chapter » Realistic, Science Fiction Re: The Colour of a Streetlight (Part 1)

    Okay. I read this excerpt this morning and I enjoyed it and then I went about my day, but now in the late afternoon (in the middle of my English ...

    Sep 16, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Historical Fiction, Dramatic Re: first 500 words of ma book

    jumpingsheep here! Happy review day! First, I really enjoyed how you described the Victorian setting though imagery and Eva's inner thoughts. It felt realistic to me and I found Eva's ...

    Jul 31, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Teen Fiction, Humor Re: Love in the times of Amazon! Chapter 1

    Happy Review Day! Jumpingsheep here for a review! First of all, I enjoyed how you characterized VP and the narrator through their interactions and dialogue. I thought that their characters ...

    May 29, 2016
  • Novel / Chapter » Action / Adventure, Historical Fiction Re: The Bombing Of Victory: Chapter 1

    Hello! First of all, kudos to you for writing in the historical fiction genre. It can be a tricky genre to work in and I think you managed it well! ...

    Apr 16, 2016
  • Article / Essay » General, General Re: Don't Follow Your Passion, A life lesson

    Hello! jumpingsheep here! I thought that the topic you chose for this article was extremely intriguing. I'll be a college student next year and I found this piece to be ...

    Feb 14, 2016
  • Poetry » General, General Re: Teenage Years

    This poem literally sums up my thoughts exactly! The concept of rediscovery during teenage years is one that I can relate to. Some things that I noticed: --The periods at ...

    Dec 9, 2015
  • Article / Essay » Health, Realistic Re: Sleep Paralysis

    This is a really nice article! My friends and I were just talking about sleep paralysis the other day, and my friend get's it often. I like how you broke ...

    Nov 14, 2015
  • Other » Humor, General Re: Ten Reasons Why Nate is Afraid of Storybooks

    Happy review day!! I just started joining storybooks a few months ago, and when I saw this title, I just had to check it out. I thought it was really ...

    Oct 25, 2015
  • Poetry » General, General Re: The Beach

    jumping sheep here! This is super cool! I've never seen anything really like this before! I'm not sure if there's suppose to be an order to this poem, or if ...

    Sep 29, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » Mystery / Suspense, General Re: More Than What it Seems. Chapter 1

    Hi! jumpingsheep here! This is a wicked intriguing beginning! I like the details you included, and how you managed to characterize your main character in such few words. Them recalling ...

    Sep 29, 2015
  • Novel / Chapter » Fantasy, Dramatic Re: Paper Planes (Ch6)

    Aw man! That description of the zeppelin sounds super rad! I'm so excited to learn more about it in the next chapter! It's jumpingsheep here for another review! I think ...

    Sep 25, 2015


Keep your face always toward the sunshine - and the shadows will fall beyond you.
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