18 Days
ChaoticmochaJudge: Spider-Hawk
Grammar: The grammar is good enough, yet it has room to improve and it has a lack of descriptive words to tingle the imagination.
Character Building: The characters had distinctive personalities and were easy to connect to, although were a bit superficial at times.
Writing Style: For the first two stories, I felt as though the author was trying too hard to show the pain inside of the main characters through their thoughts. They were telling their feelings a whole lot more than they were showing them.
Plot Uniqueness: There was little plot other than the progressive relationship of the couples, which made it a bit boring.
Overall Enjoyment: Still, it was fun to read and made me smileJudge: dark_queen18
Actually I enjoyed reading your story. It's like that some vivid images flash in my mind while reading it. Then the way you write your story it's easy to understand. Just a reminder, you don't usually put the dialogue on the first part of your story. And also work on your comma placement and in your dialogue tags. By the way, goodluck.A Dreamer's Journal
Cristalina_StarrJudge: dark_queen18
To be honest, I like your story. And I love the sudden plot twist of your story. The way you write your story it's easy to understand, for me. Just a reminder work on your comma placement. By the way, goodluck.Judge: Spider-Hawk
Grammar: The grammar could be better, but it also could be a lot worse. Character Development: The characters were abstract and rather ridiculous, which while being accurate for ten-year-olds in a dream, were still clingy to read about.
Writing Style: The book somewhat seperated and switched the writing style unexpectedly with no smooth transitions between the two.
Plot Uniqueness: The imagination of the subconscious mind is unlike anything that can be forced and thus far makes an unpredictable and sometimes intriguing story.