Guilty of crying. This story; especially the later chapters made me cry. It's the way you write and describe things. It really hit home. SUBSCRIBED. I can't wait to read more & I want to see where the story leads for Neve and Finn. I don't want Neve to die /:
Like has been said before me a million and one times--the layout is stunning.
I honestly very much adore this. It's got a great beginning and while I don't know the entirety of the concept yet, I really like your character. I like the way she thinks and how she's a romantic just like every other teenage female in this day and age. She's certainly relatable which is an excellent quality to have in your writing. I have to agree with doves; though about that sentence being a bit awkward.
Also, the main thing I would work on is your paragraph transitions. They seem to jump from topic to topic a lot, but otherwise I really enjoy this and I think I'll subscribe. :3
First of all, I really loved the layout. It was beautiful. I especially loved the banner that you used. It is such a gorgeous picture.
“Why, ____” (I didn’t know his name yet) “yes, I thought you’d never ask” This sentence, the fact that there is a phrase in parenthesis, looks a little weird to me. I think you should add you to where you have ____; I just think, to me, it would look a little better. But that is just me; you don't have to do it if you don't want to.
This is such a lovely story. I really enjoy your writing style; you put so much detail into your writing. You made the characters come alive with putting in their actions, how they talked and what they liked. I like the mystery of Neve, and how Finn is so curious about her. Anyway, this is a wonderful story; I love it.
This is gorgeous and I think that you should for sure continue. You've got a beautiful writing style - not one that I stumble upon quite often. I love stories about small towns, despite the one that I live in. x] Anyway, you've done a wonderful job with giving your characters life and making them 3D. People can relate to these characters. In a lot of stories, the characters seem to be flawless. But you've made them real. Anyway, I can tell this is going to be a grand story. Do keep up the brilliant work. Oh, and the layout is beautiful. :')
Ok soooooo beside you jacking my will you marry me tree, I loveeeeeeee this!!!! The layout is brilliant!!! You're story (stories) are great Mirrrr!!!!! Xoxoxox
I love this layout so much! It's so pretty! I don't get the title though...
Aww that's cute, that thing on the tree I mean. When your parents split up, it really is a bad thing, you don't know anything about your emotions anymore. I like this very much so far. It's so cute, I don't know any othe way to explain it though.
HOw old is this girl supposed to be? I'm guessing 16 or 17 but I wold like to know. I feel like she lives in like a small town, a cute at that. Aww her brother has diabetes, that's so sad. But, it's sweet how the girl takes care of him. Oh, her parents are pretty much stupid i guess you could say. At least Sammy ahs her though. I think her and Neve might have a little relationship going maybe later on? ;).
I love this story, like literally. You're doing an amazing job, keep it up!
Your layout is absolute gorgeous and your summary is captivating, leaving me wanting to click the first link.
But I had told myself that if it burned down I would be ok…and I think I would. This line stuck out to me. I don't know why, I guess it's because she reassures herself like I do.
And that long awaited moment would be gone and I would move on with my life, remembering that moment forever. It's so pessimistic yet, I can see the truth within it.
I had a theory that grown-ups were too jaded too be in charge anyways. Touche.
Your descriptions are wonderful and you have no grammatical errors. I like how the first two chapters don't have much dialogue in them and you focus on pretty much setting the scene. It's really good and I can't wait to read more of it (:
You know what? I think I officially love this story too. I don't know why I do (well, it could be the fact that it's beautifully written). I don't usually like reading in the first point of view and whatnot, but I found myself not really caring, seeing as I was too wrapped up in your imagery than I had first expected.
The only thing that I noticed was that you didn't capitalize John's name in the first paragraph of the second chapter. But other than that, this is a wonderful piece, and I'm letting you know that I'm totally subscribing.