MonicaLsk
I love the one cozy moment in the hills. Where Theo tells his children his story. Also you use the right words and give the story emotion. I like how the two children act when Theo is going to tell them the story. It's a peace of art. The poem is also amazing. Keep the good wok up. I would like to read more of your book.
Oh, my friend Theoni, there are no words! It's truly awesome – it captivated me, especially 'The Whispering Grove.' The poem at the end, ohh, indescribable! Your writing is on another level, from the superb background building to the compelling characters like Aria, Theo, and their children. The way their stories unfold within the book is a literary journey that's both enchanting and profound, and the children's adorable dialogues as they share the tales make it even more heartwarming and cute...my friend
oh my god bro..... Honestly i am speechless. I mean the fact that your first language isn't english and still you literally re wrote Shakespeare, it's just phenomenal. I am out of words. The wordplay, the grammar, the medieval style of narrating the story, it's just awesome. I really loved how you made the paragraphs small so that it is easier for us to read and even give inline comments. Anyways as for the story, I love how it started with Theo and Aria being introduced as parents with their children Caleb and Evelyn wanting to listen to a story of their father's adventure about the grove and that Theo starts narrating it. It gives me the vibe that this whole book is just gonna be Theo telling their kids a story like you see in some movies. And I also loved that song at the end! It was super good! How did you even make that?