 gryffingirl 77 6/21/04 . chapter 13 WOW! I just finished Year 1, and I am so impressed! Just like with JK Rowlings books, I couldn't wait to know what happened, but I didn't want it to end. Such talented writing! Keep up the great work! :) |
 Brumbie99 11/1/03 . chapter 13Hi Lauren,
I have a FOD, I used to get some codes from your diary... but that's not important. What's important is that I loved this story! I'm at the moment reading the second year! :)! You have a real talent, and I think you do the characters really well as well... In a way, Lauralie reminds me of Harry... just the way you write her... :)!
Stephie |
 Lisa 7/25/03 . chapter 13 Hello Miss Snape,
My name is Lisa Meunier. I've read you first installment and I must say that it is one of the best books of all time. I will also give you a small notice that I bestow as the highest honor I can give an aspiring writer: had I not known that this book was one of your personal works, I would have thought it to be wirtten by Joanne K. Rowling herself. You are truely a gifted writer and I hope to see many more of these books pertaining to Lauralie Black. I do have to admit, however, that as a person who has spoken english since she was quite young, (english is my first language), I would advise you to relook your writting. I have spotted many tryping and language errors in this book. It would be helpful to look it over a good many times. Some might not be as obvious as others, but, still, the language could use work. In chapter 13, the last line, as Lauralie is a female, she should be the heiress, and not the heir. In chapter 1, after the first break, a line reads, "What's that any business of yours, you slimy git," Potter snapped. This is in response to Snape asking about James joining Quidditch. However, it should read, "Is that any business of yours, you slimy git." Still, for the little mistakes, I must say, I believe that you have studied JK's writting pattern quite well, as you have Lucius Malfoy sneak up on the group of friends exactly like Draco Malfoy. You have mastered that type of writting to a tee. Continue with the superb work as I, as do my father and sister to whom I have recommended you story, look forward to many more stories about Miss Lauralie Black, heiress to Salazar Slytherin.
Lisa Meunier, your devoted fan! |