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Reviews for: Gardenia: Geheime Liebe
Sepsis 8/2/08 . chapter 1
omg.. i love it..
Sora1589 3/23/08 . chapter 1
ah thats nice, the story flows nicely, and I like the way you wrote the characters, they sound right. Well done, keep writing :D
Musa Rox 1/18/07 . chapter 1
aw...

a gardenia really shows Momiji's feelings doesn't it? I never thought of a flower showing feelings that way...

And i really like how Haru can so truly understand Momiji and his love for Tohru!
MrsVincentCrabbe 4/22/06 . chapter 1
This is great! It is so smart. I have seen some Harry Potter flower language ones but none were as intellgent as this. They were always the simple ones like a rose means eternal love, or something. Nice. I have another one for you,

Pansy young love
dead count 2/4/06 . chapter 1
nice cute and candy
Nishy 1/13/06 . chapter 1
Very sweet. I think you've got Momiji down pat (especially the hugging Tohru, despite the inevitable transformation!) Thanks for the smile :D
RosaleenDhu 1/12/06 . chapter 1
Oh, that is adorable! And it hits just the right notes, too.
happyorangeneko 10/23/05 . chapter 1
AAw! that was so cute! I'm a Kyoru fan all the way, but i liked that
Audley 10/21/05 . chapter 1
The lack of quotations made it a little hard to read but otherwise it was good. It would have been nice to know what he said in german and what a gardenia symbolizes for us stupid people who don't already know.

And Momiji calls Tohru 'Tohru', not Tohru-chan. Just so you know.

Audley
Golden meliades 10/21/05 . chapter 1
I think Tohru/Momiji is a very cute and well-balanced pairing but it really isn't done much, is it? After all, I suppose Momiji does still look like a little kid and that throws people off. It's too bad...he was awesome in Volume 11, wasn't he? What a little hero! :)

Oh, but you might want to include an A.N. to let people know that 'geheime liebe' means 'secret love'...no one wants to have to go look it up, and most of your readers probably don't speak any German.

Also, question...why did you use dashes ( - ) instead of quotations marks ( " ) to indicate speech? It throws me off a little whem I'm reading.

Good luck on future writing.
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