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Butterfly
Summary:
14 yeaar old rose is going through a strang change. All rose wanted was to be a normal girl but seems like destiny has a diffrent plan for her.
rose strugles to keep her old loved ones safe when a darkmagic comes seeking to destroy her.
Rozaa
Butterfly
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I agree, it's very good, but there is a lot of dialogue. Lots of dialogue isn't necessarily bad, you just need to show some emotions from the characters as well. Also, with the dialogue, you should punctuate it correctly. "Hi," he said. There should be a comma before the closing quote, and then the "he" "she" "they" "we" "his" or "her" should be lower case after the quotation mark (as shown here). Unless it's a name, of course. Just a bit of constructive criticism :)
Maybe you could check out my novel? It's called The Formation in the Realistic Fiction section. Thanks!
I like it, but it feels very dialogue heavy. I want to know what the characters are feeling and doing, not just what they're saying!
Please check out my novel SuperNOVA and leave your thoughts on it, it's in the novel section.
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last night i lay in bed, looking up at the stars and i thought to myself, where the heck is the ceiling?