Review of the story: βJenna The Superstarβ by @StarMaryGoth.
Thank you for waiting, and for giving me the opportunity to review your story.
So, this way: when I read the plot, I wasnβt attracted by that. It is nice, but not good enough to attract and intrigue. In addition, you had punctuation errors.
Note: by the way, the storyβs title is not written on the small cover. And I think you should add the title.
I am gonna write down all my notes about the story by writing them in accordance with each chapter.
Chapter 1
You wrote βboughtβ, instead of βbroughtβ, so it was supposed to be βFrom the author who brought youβ¦β
When you write a storyβs title, you should write each wordβs first letter as a capital letter, so it should be written like this: βThe Nightmareβs Troubleβ, βJenna The Superstarβ.
It should be either βTo the storyβ or βInto the storyβ. Besides, when you write βontoβ, you should write the words βonβ and βtoβ together.
- In the costumization part, you gave the option to choose the hair color of Jennaβs (MC) family, but you forgot to add the word βhairβ between the words βnaturalβ and βcolorβ.
I think you shouldβve written βI**'ve lived** with my uncle and aunt since my parents died of a car accident/crushβ
- You forgot to add the word βsheβsβ before the βworking on (her first book)β.
It should be βwhich it happened when I was 5β (without βitβ).
If you ask me, Iβd write βSo, they (the uncle and aunt) decided to take care of meβ, without mentioning Kylie.
- βHe totally wasβ¦β. Here, you should switch places between the words βtotallyβ and "wasβ, so itβd be βHe was totallyβ.
βWhat should I wear for work?β, not βto workβ.
You forgot to add βanβ before the word βauditionβ.
- There was a part where you wrote something and it wasnβt written correctly. You should have written βIβm going to audition tomorrowβ
Chapter 2
In my opinion, itβd be better if you wrote βcafeβ, instead of βa coffee shopβ.
You forgot to write the first letter in a capital letter.
- You should write βI should go to talk to himβ.
When you write βMs.β, the letter βmβ should be written in a capital letter, and not like this βms.β, so it should be βMs. Harissonβ.
When you gave the choice of introducing myself or let another person introduce me, you wrote on the βintroduce yourselfβ option βyour selfβ. Both words βyourβ and βselfβ should be written together.
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After choosing to introduce myself, you wrote on the readerMessage βConfidence and professionalism is keyβ. It should be βareβ, not βisβ.
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When Lillian called someone to take out Scarlett, you didnβt write the first letter of the name βScarlettβ as a capital letter.
Wellβ¦ if I were you, Iβd write βwe were waiting for youβ, instead of βwe were expecting youβ.
It should be βCanβt say βnoβ to teaβ¦β.
I think itβd better if you wrote βyou spilt a costumerβs cup of coffee on your boss and left?β
It should be βI got so tired ofβ¦β, not βI so got tiredβ¦β
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βThat it wasβ? If already, write βyeah, it was.β
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You wrote βI was disguisedβ. It is βdisgustedβ.
Itβs βyou**'re** either deaf or blindβ. Not βyourβ¦β.
It should be βStop coming here and bothering usβ. You forgot to add βingβ in the word "bother. Same with the second image - βsheβs always coming here and bothering usβ.
Chapter 3
Itβd be better if you will write βThis story contains zooms, so tap slowlyβ.
Besides, you wrote βthe are zoomsβ, instead of "there are zooms.:
You forgot to add the letter βsβ in the word βsometimesβ.
- βI should goβ, not βI should get goingβ.
You forgot to add between the words βimportantβ and βyouβ the word βthatβ.
You didnβt write correctly here as well. It should be βThat was when your parents were still working hereβ.
I would correct here by writing βI bet one of the girlsβ mother was a singer in Neon Lightsβ.
βI never thought I would see the day to meet her daughterβ? Instead of the highlighted part, itβs better if youβll write ββ¦ the day would come when I would meet her daughterβ.
βShe was anaturalβ (without βaβ)
Chapter 4
ββ¦ to give a chance to new girlsβ¦β - here is where you should correct something. Itβs βto give new girls a chance to joinβ¦β.
You meant to say βquestionsβ?
Iβd write like this: βWhen will there be concerts and how often?β or something like this.
It should be βthe people who hostβ, not βthey peopleβ.
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In my opinion, you should place the word βalsoβ between βareβ and βgoing toβ.
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βYou said it wonβt be tiring you saidβ? Remove the last βyou saidβ.
Chapter 5
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It is βWe are stillβ, not βwe still areβ.
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You forgot to add βisβ on the sentence βHot chocolate readyβ. It should be βHot chocolate is readyβ.
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Why doesnβt Jenna look at Lucia when they are talking to each other?
- In the end, when the sentence βTo be continuedβ was shown and I clicked, the same sentence was shown again. Please check it out.
My advices to make your story great and unique:
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First, try to make fewer spelling mistakes in the future. As you could see, you had many spelling mistakes. Donβt get me wrong. You donβt have to have such a perfect grammar, I donβt expect it. But, when it becomes too much, it kills all the desire to read the story (as I said). So, try to avoid it as much as you can, and always check out and make sure that you donβt have spelling mistakes. If you see even one word spelled incorrectly, then correct it, even if you think that itβs not important.
In addition, I highly recommend you use punctuation (believe me, it is very useful). And, when you write βIβ as a pronuon, it should always come as a capital letter - I am saying this, because you wrote the pronoun I in a small letter, and it was repeated many times.
Just want to let you know that some people can get annoyed by poor grammars. But, regardless - donβt ignore the grammar side of things. One of the mistakes that many authors do is ignoring the grammar side, which only shows their laziness or look lazy. So, donβt be from these authors.
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Diverse with your cast: Include a variety of different people. If you donβt do it, then it means that most of the characters are similiar in many terms. And I believe youβd like to make your story look and feel realistic. Even just a little. How can you do it? Give all of your characters these things:
Background - nationality, race, ethnicity, religion, even sexuality, gender, gender identity, age (including birthdate), diabilities and mental health problems
Personality- beliefs, opinions, motivations, even political views. And donβt make the characters look perfect. See them as if there are human beings. And we humans arenβt perfect.
I know you might not be that interested in adding diversity, but you have no idea how much it can help you make the story realistic, diversed and unique. And why itβs highly recommended? And why does it matter, at all? Because our world is full of diversity, since people can definitely be different in lots of ways, which makes our world wonderful and full of colors. In addition, diverse representation helps to bust all those bad stereotypes. But, you donβt need to represent all the diversity. Not at all. And no one will appreciate you representing their (insert religion/race/ethnicity/sexuality/disability, etc.) just to make your cast diversed. In addition, it can definitely look especially bad when you cram so many different minorities into one character that it can end up seeming so unrealistic.
And I am not gonna lie to you - it is a hard work, but itβs worth it. But, again - no need to represent many minorities through one character. Nor do you have to do it - it is your story. But, it is highly recommended.
Allow me to add one more thing - if you do want to represent some of the things I named above, and you donβt know about them enough, then donβt represent them without knowing things about them. However, it is not a justified reason to why not include them. You can collect information about what you want to represent through interenet (as long as the articles arenβt based on stereotypes) or even ask people.
And donβt forget - the characters are human beings. So, put a lot of effort on creating them. Do not neglect even one.
I hope all this helped you. And again, thank you
for letting me review your story. 
