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Hi Deadends! I'm Pink, here to do a review for your first piece!
First of all, welcome to YWS! I hope you enjoy it here as much as the rest of us YWSers.
okay, now on to the review.

Nitpicks

Beth looked over the kingdom "Why did this happen?''

You need a period after kingdom.

"Princess, come inside you need to get ready," said Bethany's maid servant.

No need for servant, we all know what a maid does.

"I don't think that Maria is ready for the throne." Bethany said honestly

Comma after throne

"Princess Maria will be a wonderful ruler." Joanne said. “Your sister will be fine."

note the above. When placing in "she said" you can put a comma after the phrase so it's like:
"...wonderful ruler," Joanne said.

this kingdom a part!

Apart is one word.

"Your crown!" she said.

just a suggestion, but because something is being exclaimed here, maybe you should use a word like she 'shouted/exclaimed/yelled/etc'
"Your crown!" She exclaimed.
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Alright, there was a few more mistakes but they were the same things I mentioned above and I'm sure you can point those out when you reread this.
Firstly, there wasn't enough description. You story had a lot of dialogue and not not enough action. You've created a good enough plot, but you lack in descriptions, so work on that a little. Brush up on a few comma rules and punctuation rules. Nothing too big though.
Your story line was moving a tad too fast, and with missing descriptions it becomes hard for us to connect with your characters so try working on that a little more.
Other than that, this was interesting.
If you have any questions or need some assistance, don't hesitate to PM me. I'll help you out
Keep writing!

~Pink

Hey! This is Spiral. I really like it! Although I'm sure many would say it borders on cliche, I believe that so many books have been written that no book could possibly not be cliche.

Well, for the nit-pickyness...

"Princess, come inside you need to get ready,"

Should be a comma between inside and you.

"Okay. Joanne?” Beth walked inside her chamber.

I think there should be a pause, like "Okay." She turned as she entered her chamber to continue, "Joanne?" or something like that, so as to insinuate a sort of time passing between phrases.

“My brother just died and a man should rule this kingdom."

You should separate this into two sentences, or else it seems a bit run-on, although I don't think it technically is.Just a suggestion, so as to make it more understandable.

"I'm not worried about her health or her anything! She will tear this kingdom a part! She is not ready for this much of responsibility,"

First, if you're going to use 'her anything' you might want to use another example. Also, no space between 'a part'. Lastly, don't use the 'of' before 'responsibility'.

The maid obeyed, she grabbed the back of Bethany's beautiful dress.

Run-on sentence, put 'and' before 'she' and it's fixed.

Bethany stopped, her mother set the crown on her head.

Another run-on, add an 'and' after the comma.

"She can't make it, now hurry.

Ok, 'now hurry' would make a good acceptable sentence fragment. I suggest separating it from the beginning of the sentence.

"Highnesses, your right on time like always."

'Your' should be 'you're' because it abbreviates 'you are'.

Queen Nafadora and Princess Bethany has arrived!"

'Has' should be 'have' for plural.

"King Matthew died in battle, last night.

Should not be a comma in this sentence.

"King Matthew was always a sick man, he was just recovering from the flu when the enemies attacked.

Another run-on, add an 'and' after the comma.

Princess Maria will be wed to Prince Herrick of Berman, she'll be crowned queen in a week."

Run-on, separate into two sentences.

Bethany walked back into the castle, the queen stepped out into the balcony.

Run-on, put 'and' after the comma.

A girl said, she was about 15 years old and was holding a baby on her hip.

End 'A girl said' as a sentence, and start a new one with the description of the girl.

A lowly peasant like her has no right to talk to the queen without being spoken to.

Tense switched, change 'has' to 'had'.

"You must be mistaken, her highness said 'guards' your just Princess Maria's protectors." Sir Jonathon laughed.

End 'You must be mistaken' as a sentence. End the next sentence at 'guards'. 'Your' should be 'you're'.

"She want's you to make sure she is okay and bring her back to her family,"

'Want's' should just be 'wants'.

"I'll take care of, Alys."

No comma in this sentence.

She walked through five hallways and ten staircases. Ignoring the handmade carvings and paintings on the way to Princess Maria's chamber.

Unneccessary sentence fragment, join the two sentences together.

All in all, an extremely good storyline, as far as I can tell. Just watch out for those run-on sentences, they can confuse people easily.

Thanks for all the help on my mistakes! I'll work more on my description, thanks again for the tips/suggestions (they'll help me a lot).

Hi,Morgan here. I'm new too! This is my first review. Also I'm not very good at spelling or language and since other reviews pick up on a lot of the problems in those areas I'm not going to write anything on that. So this isn't going to be the best but, here I go.

Like Spiral and Pink, I would like a lot more descriptions. When I was reading this I couldn't get a good picture of the setting in my mind. But considering that I wanted to read more to learn about the setting, it might be fine as it is. You would just have to pay special attention to make sure put a lot more description in the rest of the story.

Also your characters kindly blended together. I had trouble trying to figure out who was talking. This partly is because of lack of description. I think another reason was because there was a lot of dialogue and the quick pace. They also confuse me a bit.

But other than that great plot. Also as I said before this hooked me and I think this would hook many other readers as well. But I'm excited to read the rest.

-Morgan:)