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The work reflects Keats' expression.

"Beauty is truth, truth beauty" Keats said. That can be perfectly applied to this work. Every single poem talks straight to everyday life. There is no hide-and-seek, no unnecessary articulation. It's simple, beautiful and down-to-earth, love these poems.

A delicious punch of mystery and horror shots mixed.

Not sure if I am biased towards consciousness transfer fantasies, like warging and passing of consciousness before death by the three-eyed raven of Game of Thrones, but each one story of that sub-genre have their different styles and presentation, and this one Mr. Wombly was great. It had nothing too much excessive - no scary gore needed to artificially trigger adrenaline, no excessive description of the look of Mr. Wombley except for the green eyes which served perfectly as the signal McGuffin object, and no other fat. It is a slim, healthy, delicious and enjoyable punch of mixed horror and mystery suitable for all ages and categories of reader. I appreciate it very much and wish the author the very best in her career towards the path of success.

Poems with a backbone.

They are strong, straight, without the need of any extra fancy word. Outstanding and standing out! Loved reading them!

A classy work of poetry

Surely not text-chat poems here. Solid, strong, carefully chosen words. Hats off!

The sweetness, melancholy and thoughts of youth captured in beautiful words.

The poems have a P.O.V of a girl at her youth who is experiencing her surroundings, the nature, her family as she is growing up. It portrays beautifully the thoughts and impressions of that age. The author seems very promising, she might be able to improve in an autocorrect-related misspelling perhaps once only that happen quite commonly in today's technological world, and I wish her all the best of luck,