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Okay, let me make this short, simple, and sweet.
When youāre writing dialogue, I noticed you write in bold. Why is that? For dialogue I donāt think you need to write in bold. Italic, maybe, if youāre enunciating something, but bold doesnāt do any good.
Second, make sure you write quotation marks at the ending AND beginning of your dialogue. I noticed a few times throughout where itās just dialogue and then one quotation at the end... thereās also one at the beginning. But itās a small matter, just a few times I noticed it.
Another thing is that when youāre writing dialogue you tend to punctuate repeatedly. What Iām meaning to say is you add multiple question marks at the end, or exclamation points, whatever it is. There is only need for one, Iām pretty sure. If you add two or three, it seems desperate and most of the time you just need one. Also make sure when you add a comma, thereās a space between the comma and the word after it.
Really all Iām saying with this is the dialogue, so congratulations with everything else it really isnāt a bad book. Good start, and happy to have made this review. Hope you donāt take offense to what Iām telling you, just trying to help you with your future works.
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