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Wednesday, 25 March 2020
Amelie's Book (The dark truth)
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hi Amelie, it's lily, I think your your story was very creative.
ReplyDeleteI got hooked into it very fast.
Thank you for sharing this spooky story!
Hi Lily Thanks for commenting on my blog. Thank you I tired to make as interesting as I could and that´s good that it hooked you in very fast!
DeleteKia ora Amelie,
ReplyDeleteWhat a spooky and creative story you have written. I was drawn to your blog by the interesting picture. Did you make the characters yourself?
I found your story to hook me in with the great sentence starter. It was interesting to read. Something that could help improve your story would be to read it to yourself aloud. That way you might pick up the missed punctuation.
Thank you for writing a great story and illustrating it. Keep up the great blogging.
:) Sharon - Te Ara Tūhura Education Programme Leader
Hello Sharon, Thank you so much for commenting on my blog, I actually did read it to myself but maybe I did miss the punctuation. I actually didn't make the characters myself I wish though and im trying to do as much blogging as I can.
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Wow Amelie this is such a scary introduction to your story, you really know how to stir up emotions with your writting, well done, awesome work!
ReplyDeleteGina (MUM) :)
Hi Amelie, great story. I love dark tales with a twist. A few full stops are needed but no majors. Maybe, as an alternative ending to explore you could have the dolly take over your likeness and pretend to be you in real life!
ReplyDeleteLove, Uncle David. x
Hi Amelie. Scary story. Loved the way you put your thoughts on to the page - such economy of words and the way you used punctuation to create an atmosphere really held my interest. I just wished it had a happy ending. Much love Nana xx
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