| Reviews for I still call Australia home |
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Matilda Girl 4/26/11 . chapter 1In wintertime, it actually isn't that hot...It gets that cold, that you can actually seem frost sometime...Not that cold, but it isn't that hot either. Just telling you for a fact. :) |
Texcatlipoka 4/26/11 . chapter 8Very nice, your writing is definitely improving! |
Amor 11/12/10 . chapter 6 I really really like your story! Please update3 |
LEXA14 10/10/10 . chapter 6i like this chapter keep writing |
Edward and Bella rule x 9/25/10 . chapter 1brill |
needtowrite 9/6/10 . chapter 4This is a really great story. Great characters too. Update soon! |
Texcatlipoka 8/20/10 . chapter 3Hey again, gotta say watch your tenses again. You still alternate between past and present tense. But it looks like you're mainly using present tense, so never use "said" use "say." That said (no pun intended), there are moments I really love in your writing. The chatty, colloquial style you sometimes use just reads extremely well, and is often just a trifle witty. Use it all the time! Hope that's helpful. See ya next time. |
Texcatlipoka 8/14/10 . chapter 2Whoa, it's weird sometimes you have some really inspired moments. Watch your tenses though becaus you're mostly in present tense, yet you use 'said'. Anyway glad you decided to stick at it. |
LEXA14 8/13/10 . chapter 1i really like the story plese continue writing \ |
needtowrite 7/20/10 . chapter 1I like it. Mostly because I love the Drover! Update soon! |
Texcatlipoka 7/17/10 . chapter 1Alex seems like an interesting character as it's always great to see a girl with a thirst for adventure. Great how you set that up at the beginning. A few things though. First, you really need to proof-read everything as that would eliminate some of the spelling/grammar errors. Also, watch the pacing. If your protagonist is going to collapse in a desert, there needs to be some sort of build-up and explanation. What possessed her to stride aimmlessly into the outback anyway? Hope I don't sound too snobbish here- somehow that always seems to end up happening. |