| The Gardener's Shed The honest truth about guinea pigs. |
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![]() Howdy! I'm reviewing for GoT and as a late participant, me and 2 other late folks have to all review at 5 different yellow cases with 2 items from their port. We all review the same items, so you'll be seeing more reviews on this. lol I assume you've seen on the Newsfeed that guinea pigs have been a big topic for like the last 6-8 months as someone has been posting lots of stories with imaginary guinea pigs. lol That's why I picked this story. Anyway, good job actually editing this item! You'll see a lot of stuff in my port has the same Created and Modified dates/times. Another reason to use good genres is that genres are the #1 way folks search for items to read. People don't search for Contest Entries (or Other), so you're missing out on up to 1/3 of your possible readers. Now to read the story. "Guinea pigs can smell fear. That's the absolute truth. Whatever you do, don't ever run from a guinea pig. I want you guys to remember that!" That's a great line! "Well, with each step we took backwards, them guinea pigs took a bunch'a little guinea pig steps forward." OMG! You're killing me!!! "Then I spotted something even more frightening than guinea pigs and rabbits. Hamsters! That's right. Wild ones! Thousands of 'em." "Get out, Teddy!' I screamed. 'Don't worry about me,' I said. 'For the love of God, save yourself!" The double quotation marks are mine. You used single. This should be punctuated as "Get out, Teddy!" I screamed. "Don't worry about me," I said. "For the love of God, save yourself!" You need a bunch of double and no single quotation marks. Also, you didn't even use the ones needed at the beginning and end. "It was my fault for not feeding my pets properly." Was it? Or was it your mom's fault for continuing to get your pets? OMG! The ending! This was a fabulous twist I never saw coming and I loved it! What a fantastic story! Very well done! You're quite talented! Remember that these (mostly positive) comments are my own opinion, so do with it as you wish. Thank you for sharing your story!! Keep writing!
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