@holdorfgirl Hi! I would really love to help but I’m not really great in giving advices. Thanks for the suggestion but it’s okay even if you don’t read my stories, lol, it’s really fine. My grammar is severely bad. I read your historical fiction (I have to decide) and it is very wonderful! I honestly cried on chapter 4 because Evelyn’s father was sent a yellow card. The moment I read it comes to timing when I actually got problems at home, lol. I will try my best to help you.
Your story is awesome and it gives me facts I didn’t know about those days. I noticed some names of the characters are not spelled the same on some parts, but don’t worry. Also I noticed a chemistry between Evelyn and Christopher which is really interesting. It could be more romantic if she opens up to him and go to a secret place somewhere only they know where they share thoughts to each other about their families, that is if only you want to happen. Oh, one thing I want to share is words I got from my sister. She always reminds me these words: “Show. Don’t tell”, which hardly sank in my mind before I could even write a proper story with adjectives, haha.
I find your historical fiction amazing and I’m looking forward to read new chapters. For me it doesn’t really matter if it’s short or long, the important thing is you enjoy writing it and giving your best in it. I’m sure more and more readers will spot it and continue to vote, comment, and be inspired by your story. I’m sure we all start small but later, we will be big. Checking your story parts frequently and rereading it also help in scanning typos. Nothing’s really perfect so it’s okay to have mistakes. I hope what I’ve said is okay. You can do it! Thank you @holdorfgirl!
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