The Science Fair
Young girl needing attention enters science fair project.13 total reviews
Comment from royowen
A truly lovely entry in this divergent: fan fiction contest. What a lovely ending, after the beginning in which Erica receives no mall invitations from fellow female students, and what a lovely mum, although struggling, does her best to raise and provide for her tall, slightly built daughter. Nice writing, I loved this "poor girl does well" story, expressively good, descriptively intuitive and interestingly engaging with identifiable characters, well done, Blessings, Roy.
reply by the author on 03-Apr-2015
A truly lovely entry in this divergent: fan fiction contest. What a lovely ending, after the beginning in which Erica receives no mall invitations from fellow female students, and what a lovely mum, although struggling, does her best to raise and provide for her tall, slightly built daughter. Nice writing, I loved this "poor girl does well" story, expressively good, descriptively intuitive and interestingly engaging with identifiable characters, well done, Blessings, Roy.
Comment Written 03-Apr-2015
reply by the author on 03-Apr-2015
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Thank you for your kind words. Motivating.
Write On Thank You!
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Most welcome
Comment from Jay Squires
This is a really good read, Lil (I assume). Your characters were realistic, the dialogue that helped develop them was strong and the Narrative filled in the gaps and moved the story forward. I think it had a fine ending for the young adult. That she got honorable mention gave the story a dose of reality and a mother that was loving, caring and wise, was the "voice" for the story's theme.
All-in-all, an exceptionally well written story for the young adult.
She enjoys seeing the smile on Erica's face [You lapsed into the present tense here]
"Honey this is wonderful, you've done a magnificent job." [A run-on sentence. You can't separate two complete sentences with a comma. Other punctuation is needed.]
Good work, Lil.
reply by the author on 03-Apr-2015
This is a really good read, Lil (I assume). Your characters were realistic, the dialogue that helped develop them was strong and the Narrative filled in the gaps and moved the story forward. I think it had a fine ending for the young adult. That she got honorable mention gave the story a dose of reality and a mother that was loving, caring and wise, was the "voice" for the story's theme.
All-in-all, an exceptionally well written story for the young adult.
She enjoys seeing the smile on Erica's face [You lapsed into the present tense here]
"Honey this is wonderful, you've done a magnificent job." [A run-on sentence. You can't separate two complete sentences with a comma. Other punctuation is needed.]
Good work, Lil.
Comment Written 03-Apr-2015
reply by the author on 03-Apr-2015
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Thank You. This is my first writing. I wish I didn't sleep so much in English class.
Thank you so much!!
Lil
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You are most welcome, Lil. I appreciate the "thumbs up"!
Comment from Patrick G Cox
Hi Gunner Lil,
Interesting story, the lass may not have won the trophy, but she certainly made a mark - and has a new friend. One can but hope the friend is a true friend.
Patrick
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reply by the author on 03-Apr-2015
Hi Gunner Lil,
Interesting story, the lass may not have won the trophy, but she certainly made a mark - and has a new friend. One can but hope the friend is a true friend.
Patrick
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Comment Written 03-Apr-2015
reply by the author on 03-Apr-2015
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Thank You!! This story is my very first. I have much to learn!!!!