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The Story of a 7-year old

by Kanome


A/N: Hello. My sister wrote this and it's been a year since she last wrote one on here. So enjoy c:

I  have   wonderful family.

My sister came back.

She makes us food.

She makes us dinner.

She makes us lunch.

She cooks good.

I love you, Natasia.


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Wed Aug 05, 2015 6:10 am
Mysticalxx says...



Aw, this is so sweet. Your sister clearly loves you!

:)




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Sun May 31, 2015 4:46 pm
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Hey there Kat here this will be a short review for review day
Go Team WHY?

Aw so your sister wrote this? And she is seven ? That's so adorable ! I'm not sure I can review a work for someone so young but just keep encouraging her, writing is a wonderful thing especially at a young age. Typo, the first line is missing an a . I would normally nit pick like good should be well and all that other stuff but I think this is amazing for a seven year old . She even had some repetition going on how adorable .

She is a little poet :3
~Kat




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Sun May 31, 2015 6:43 am
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This is really cute I love it! I remember writing poems for my sister when I was little so yeah this is really cute! This is short and sweet and really cute! Tell your little sister that I would love to see more written by her as well as your stuff! But yeah this is really cute. I wish my cousin would do that for me but he's lazy. Well to make this a "review" well I must say that, the style is simple and tasteful. And well overall its really cute. And wow Natasia you cook that much? I'm so lazy I couldn't possibly I could make like lunch but not much else. Anyway, this was really cute and yeah good job to your baby sister and thank you for helping her with her talents!




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Fri May 22, 2015 9:47 pm
Bball41 wrote a review...



So, I don't exactly know how to review this in the usual format I usually review in.. haha but it's all good. This poem is pretty sick. I mean anyone who cooks three meals a day for her sister, yeah I'd write a poem about that too.

There's really nothing wrong with it, and for a seven-year-old it's a masterpiece. It beats what I wrote when I was seven haha. So, yeah I honestly have critiques, because this poem is pretty perfect :). The message that I get from this poem is that you are pretty good at cooking... so congrats! Haha.

Have a great day, and thanks for making me smile.

Keep writing bro.

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Wed May 20, 2015 6:24 am
Kazeybear says...



This is so sweet! I won't really critique it as it was was written by someone so young, but well done Kanome's sister. You wrote a good poem! I don't really have much else to say, but keep writing and improving.

~Kazey




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Kanome, I love this. This is so sweet. I don't know what to say. You must really really love your sister.
I do think you could edit out the space at the top. Don't know why it's there--maybe a replacement for "a"? or maybe something else, like your sister's grammar. :D
Well, there isn't much to say about this because it's your sister's work. No nitpicks of any sort except for that one and it's too sweet and short to actually make a review out of. No hard feeling though. Love it. Tell your sister she's so sweet.





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