| Reviews for Bringing up Daughters |
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JamesLuver 4/3/13 . chapter 1This is really one of the sweetest things ever! Cora's section was lovely. Her first-time nerves were brilliant, and I loved how you captured Mary's personality at even a month old, haha. Cora's wonder over her daughter was lovely, and the walk outside was sweet, especially when Robert joined to help her at the end. Aww, proud parents indeed. My favourite line from that section definitely had to be about Mary's name, though, and how it seemed too big for her. That was a very nice image! And I loved the parallels with Mary and her daughter, with Cora as the experienced one and Mary as the nervous mother. Cora and Mary are so alike anyway, so it was great to see their thoughts almost matching (though I bet all first-time mothers would be just as anxious about such a thing!). And it made me smile to see that Matthew was not nearly as scared as Mary, haha. Such a sweet little oneshot! |
Emily31594 10/13/12 . chapter 1Sweet and beautiful little parallelism there, lovely images. |
Settees-under-siege 10/13/12 . chapter 1Love it so much! You weaved it together so perfectly and yet it was parallel and 90 degrees in places too. So well done! :D |
thorteso 10/12/12 . chapter 1I very much enjoyed these two stories. Both nervous for different reasons, but the result is all the same. Thanks for sharing! |
On either side the river lie 10/12/12 . chapter 1Oh, I loved it, thank you for such a lovely story. M/M and babies is so delightful. Cheers, keep writing! |
shana.rose 10/12/12 . chapter 1Awww so sweet. My favorite line is "Only a month old and she is already expressing her likes, dislikes, and displeasure with alarming frequency. She is most certainly her daughter." That line cracked me up! |
spottedhorse 10/12/12 . chapter 1Sweet. So very, very sweet. |
KingdomHeartsNerd 10/12/12 . chapter 1N'awwwwwww! Adorable! I hope this actually happens; though I believe a boy will be first, in 1921. |