I really enjoyed this! I like how you mentioned the whole thing about Miriam (that really bothered me that she broke the rules in the book, I guess that's just my personality).

Really cute, I like it. One thing I didn't like about the book was how we never really got to know Aunt Peg, but I think you captured her pretty well :)

loved the ending... i likedmhow this really sounded like aunt Peg. btw loved botht the books her journey was just amazing and in all girl went through 2 guys gaind a uncle traveled around the world 2 time and found herself. PROPS TO GINNY!

Awww I loved that. So sweet, especially that last line.

This was really good, and also quite funny. I loved the cheesey jokes in it. It really made it seem real. But I thought this was really good, and it was also very moving. I think you've probably summed up what Aunt Peg would have said, if she'd writen another letter, and so therefore, I think you got her spot on. I hope you write more like this.

Chezza

Woah. A little heavy on death here, but OK, the ideas pretty cool. We think that the 'fourteenth letter' is a cool aspect to write about, especially looking at some other peoples. The last sentence sounds to us, exactly like Aunt Peg, but the the third paragraph is a little OOC. Thanks for writing this fourteenth letter!

This is perfect! Sounds just like Peg, and I must say, it's the perfect ending. Awesome job with this :)

I'm sorry, but Aunt Peg can't write letters to Ginny when she's dead. I like the idea, however, and I think you wrote it in a pretty similar style...the PS was stupid. It drew away from the ending of this fic.

The thing is? The book ended PERFECTLY the way it is. The talking to her friend thing? That was a literary point in the story, which I don't think I should/have to explain. Everything this letter says- if you really read into the story, you can see it yourself. I think that it was good we didn't have a final letter- the book's ending was argubly the best thing about it.

Decent grammar, and good job with the dying intrest part- that seemed very Aunt Peg to me.

You hit the letter word/charactor perfect, I could really believe that she actually wrote this. Well done :)

Awww! Sorry, couldn't help myself. I just finished this book not too long ago, and while I loved it, it just didn't seem complete; this completed it, thank you! I was going to write more, about how this sounded just like Aunt Peg and the last comment was something she'd add in, etc., but your first reviewer already covered that base :) I'll finish with saying GREAT JOB!

wow! that was amazing! i really wanted to read the last letter!

good idea/story

How very nice!

Aweeh its uber sweet i love it! I think that thats how Aunt Peg would act if ahe stopped acting wierd when she was alive. 3

xoxo

This is typically Aunt Peg ... the humor, the quirkiness, the love and pride she shows in her niece. You got to the heart of the book: Ginny's journey, her coming-of-age. Also, the ending comment made me smile. It's just what she would have written.

Only, I wonder what she would have thought of Ginny's love interest? I bet she would have burst with pride and teased Ginny awfully. He really is a great catch.