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Wonderful story. Wonderful writing. Wonderful believable protagonist. Also, judging from the first 2 chapters, you write very well about looney bins. They are both Heaven and Hell at once, 'tis true. I'll read on as soon as I have time.

Gorgeous, i love it

I really like what you have so far. Nice dialog, but you have a habit - I do as well, it's irritating - where you don't describe, you just let the dialog flow. That describes for you, instead of you. It is very difficult, but my suggestion is to try and describe more, don't just talk. Use those boring metaphors, similes and the other one I can't remember the name of.

Keep writing! Don't give up; you've got some nice work so far.

Interesting, what I've read so far. My gosh, some of the detail is excellent.

This is so intriguing, I'm liking it a lot so far! Please continue with it

Love this so far. It's really interesting.

I read one chapter. One chapter, and I was sold. Your writing is so whimsical. I love it. I'm favouriting. It's that simple.

I really enjoy this story. It's creative, well written, and quite original (although some elements remind me of L. 's Dark Power Trilogy-which I highly recommend (teenagers with psychic abilities are sent to a "school" where the owner experiments on them)

Before I read on, I wanted to comment on the first chapter. I really liked it, I'm hooked. I already love this girl, I hope my kids are like that when I grow up. If someone I knew quoted Shakespere angrily at a guy, I'd hug them, give em a cookie.

Ahh, there's nothing like getting into a good read and knowing it's going somewhere good. It gives you something to look forward too doesn't it? This story is kind of like that, it just keeps giving you something to look forward to with every chapter and you keep coming back getting caught up in it again.

I loved Will in this chapter, I can't put my finger on why, expect maybe the strange...otherworldlyness to him. The kind of vibe you get off something that's bigger than the words are telling, like he's got something about him that's somehow more. Neh. I guess I just like Irish accents.

Loverly reading. Hope to read more again soon. If you ever get that soundtrack together let me know, I' sure I'll love anything that came from the mind that conjered this story.

"My parents were almost as childish as I was." hmm. You might want to put 'almost as childish as I had been' or something. Here it's almost like your saying that she thinks she's childish. Also, your link at the top to your email isn't a link. I think Fictionpress doesn't like html.

This is a really good start, and this story is looking really good so far. The Bloatedfish part is funny.

Keep writing!

oh. my. god. you write beautifully! why hasn't this been picked up by a publisher yet? please, for my sake and the rest of the world's, write! write more! write every day! write like this and you will go places, i promise!

using remote-controlled monkeys and murderous carrots...lol thats pretty freakin funny haha. Actually, I am really just loving this story, this is going to go on my favorite stories list, its starting to get incredibly interesting, cant wait to read all of it!

Wow, this is just plain good. It's a very well written story and its captivating. By the way, sorry its been a while since my last review, but in a lapse of laziness I took kind of a hiatus from Fictionpress altogether.

I love the way you describe things. Quite frankly, I also love how well read you are, that really is awesome. I find this new roomate interesting, I kind of wonder if shes just kind of crazy, hehe. Bah, we'll see I guess. ~Jose!