Totally Amazing :)
Okay, so first things :) I really love this book :) I have finished up to the last chapter you wrote and I am glad to return this review :)
The plot of the story is written well, I have no complaints about it :) in the beginning; you wrote that it will be long pages and I don't have an issue with reading long books :) I want to add, that adding spaces between the paragraphs would make things a tat easier to read :) I have learned from such experience, many have babbled about spacing... difficulty reading :x
The writing style is amazing :) I love how you swiftly change with each character and how the circumstances also change along with your writing :) many don’t give attention to such small details, details about how second and third characters act, how other unimportant characters act around them :) many just trug them off and concentrate on the first and perhaps second or third character :) you chose a personality for every character :) even the unimportant ones :) and I salute you to that :) each individual in your book is written superb and your writing style is unique and definably one of my favourites :)
Although I spotted a few sneaky spelling mistakes :) they don’t exhaust the book :) just something we all miss :)
Might I add, instead of explaining how well the world looks around Robyn… perhaps try to explain how she sees the world, like you did in the first page, I noticed how the book moves along, you sort of lost sight of explaining from her point of view, into explaining the world’s point of view :) I understand completely you don’t like the first person :) but just to be honest…
What I also noticed is some missing information (which I assumed will be added later on?) What happened to his father? I might have missed it, if you added it in the book. Why are both their parents constantly fighting? Is there something triggering them? Why is his father such a nasty dad? These little information adds why it is happening and what causes them to erupt :)
try to shorten the length of the book :) I agree with skipping a few paragraphs to read only the sayings :x although you warn everyone it is long :) Inkitt says you can write up to 1500 words and if I might add :) write up to those words or even 2000 if you want and perhaps end it with something that happens to her :)
:) I enjoyed this book :) I rarely read teenager books, but this one was worth it :) as a friend, I am still learning as everyone else :) I might not give such aggressive, strict reviews, but I am also trying :) I am still learning the ropes as everyone else, but if my review does not fit your writing :) just ignore it then lols :) I don’t mind :)
If pages become too long, they drag the reader's attention away from what is happening :) at some points; the world spins around her and then, at other parts, the world spins around… well the world :x I guess one can lose sight of what is happening in the book :) I understand that third person writers love to write about almost anything… including the characters, surroundings and whatever happens in between and sometimes, it becomes boring, if only the book revolves around the world and not the characters :) not that you drag your characters down, because they are amazing and well written, but looking at those things will surely boost the book :)
— She walks to school and spot a butterfly fluttering its magnificent pinkish/brown wings… she imagines what it would be like to fly, rather use legs, which seems to drag sometimes — see what I did there? :) and I am sure you are already aware of it, since the amazing review you gave me :)
I am dragging this review out haha :) anyway ——- on to the point :) dragging the surrounding out diminishes the characters and they are just as important as the surrounding itself :) like I said before; I am not a perfect writer and you taught me a few things about writing, which I learned I was doing wrong :) so I hope this review helps pleasantly… :)
So on to the characters :) as an emotional lover, I love it when people use emotions to explain their characters; I love reading how they feel and how they act around these feelings :) Robyn likes Adrian and clearly they have strong feelings towards each other (with the shuttering and all) but I would suggest… explaining their feelings more :) how does he make her heart flutter? How does she make his knees wobble? Since she never experienced love before, it should be something that melts her completely? Another question… why does she hide from Conner? Who is he and where does he fit in her personal life? She dreams about being in love, but with Adrain she obviously experiences some sense of romantic side :)
Perhaps edit those parts more… —- his pedals peers through her soul, as if he is trying to read her thoughts… —- emotions is such a strong word to write about and honestly, emotions makes a book stand out :) as I saw in your video, you used emotions to explain the situation and I loved it, but it has to be the same in the book :)
I love how you use shuttering, because she fears social interaction :)
I honestly have nothing more to say haha :) I am out of words :)
Primary thing is, I love your writing, and this book is something worth reading; I recommend this book to others and I hope you achieve your dreams of publishing this book and making a movie of it :)
Keep writing and please take this as a friendly (friend to friend) review :) I did try my best tho, I hope it helps :)
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