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Girls of the Summer
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Comment by p on 01/26/14
when you use your spell checker, remember that if you use a hominym it detracts from the reading experience. In fact, any group of letters that represent any word, will be accepted. otherwise a good start for you. Continue! Always check the checker, unless you can afford an editor. Comment by Briar on 06/13/10 I'm not sure yet whether this highly amusing story is being deliberately made even more amusing by obvious mistakes "in spel in ore pink station, ore watt" or whether the author is so overconfident that they have written something before learning the language properly. I must say that the image of someone drying themselves on a tile really made me giggle. Notwithstanding, I will try to read on and see if it continues to amuse me. Comment by Silvia (from Brazil) on 08/31/09 I'm sorry again, but this is a bad story! Comment by Jezzi Belle Stewart on 08/19/09 I just reread parts 1 & 2 after 6 years. This story had so much potential, but, poor grammar aside, it just didn't make any sense that he would not even think of either rebelling, running away, or, particularly after having his mom expose his genitals in a public place, going to the DCFS (in Illinois, Department of Children and Family Services, deals with child abuse - every state has a similar agency)) I could possibly suspend disbelief to cover him not DOING any of them, but to not even THINK about doing them??? So sad. Comment by Yoron on 05/29/08 Ah, he was Is a boy? found with " partially porn and or all girl catalogues, you know the ones with the pretty models. " Comment by allen on 08/03/07 sorry to say although i enjoyed the first story inthe series where the abuse of minors is concerned by the people who are supposed to care for them i do not agree Comment by juliej on 09/18/06 strike three please this is getting better all the time Comment by juliej on 09/14/06 this is a god story and i like it but please write in strike 3 this will be very interesting well done Comment by juliej on 08/02/05 the new part was very good but i am waiting for erin to get strike 3 that will be well worth the read as well great story please write more soon Comment by juliej on 09/02/04 an intresting story but very fast going intresting details by his mother and the 3 strikes punishment it could get heavy with the 3 strike how about writing it in Comment by 1 on 11/02/03 A good but strange story.For example I didn't get how the boy wears tampon. Comment by Jimmy on 08/21/03 I think the comments are starting to be more entertaining that the story. Comment by Linda Jeffries on 08/21/03 Go take an English course (or two) and learn how to write coherently. Your otherwise interesting story is a difficult read with all the grammatical, syntax, and spelling errors. Do you know WHERE to WEAR that pretty dress? Year, Your, or You're? Heels are shoes or a part of the foot. Heal is what a wound does when it gets better. Comment by leah on 08/21/03 This is a nice summer romp. Comment by Angel O'Hare on 08/21/03 Ok so it has turned into a comedy written by a third grader with the help of his older sister who is into RAVE. Giggle, giggle. Comment by cassandra on 08/20/03 I have nothing new to add. Angel, Jimmy, and After Part 3 have said all that I care to comment on. You will not hear from me again. Hopefully, hopefully you will take seriously all the comments about grammar, spelling and punctuation and reenroll in third grade remedial English as it didn't take the first time. This is a shame as there is a glimmer of promise in this story. Comment by Jimmy on 08/20/03 I agree, I don't think Lor is reading our comments, so why should we bother? I have offered to help proofread as well as Jezzi. But still the grammar continues to suffer. Someone thought that maybe english was a second language for Lor. But I am not so sure. Lor will use the wrong form of a word in one place and the correct form in another place. For example, "to the Gym wear the lessons took place." Wear and where sound similar. Lor used the correct form later in the story, "Erin who knew where he was going." Hey, I know that I tend to murder the english language as well as anyone, but if I was posting stories, I would try to have someone help me. Comment by After part 3: on 08/19/03 After part 3 Comment by Angel O'Hare on 08/19/03 You don't listen (read) suggestions do you Lor? This reads like a kid in grade school wrote it. (Even though one reader feels all teenagers write this way.) Comment by Angel O'Hare on 08/19/03 You don't listen (read) suggestion do you Lor? This reads like a kid in grade school wrote it. Comment by Mkat on 08/19/03 For all its error proneness, there is a certain realism to this story's writing style. This story is being told by an American teenager. Well let's face it, this is how American teenagers write these days. So as distracting as these errors are, they make the story look more like it was written by its narrator. Comment by Frustrated on 08/18/03 Heels Comment by Pervette on 08/18/03 I'm enjoying this story. I like it. But I wonder whether you like Comment by Jezzi Stewart on 08/18/03 I still don't think this is realistic; Aaron is 15, not 12 or so. I would think the minute they publicly outed him in the store all love/trust would be destroyed; I can't think of too much worse a mom could do to her teen son. At that point, I would think he would think foster care a viable alternative; one phone call to DCFS. Comment by cassandra on 08/18/03 Dear Lor, Comment by mkat on 08/18/03 Dear Lor: Comment by Jezzi Stewart on 08/11/03 Dear Lor, In line with Angel's comments, I would be happy to edit/proofread for you if you so desire. I also write TG fiction, and it is here at Crystal's site. Comment by Cassandra on 08/10/03 I'd really like to really love this story. Impediments tho include prior comments about editing and a much too compliant Aaron, unless mom is a real Domme. The thought is really good. Love to see how Erin endures the summer. Comment by Angel O'Hare on 08/07/03 I like the story and the concept, but Jezzi is right. Also this reads like English might be a second language for you. Comment by Jezzi Stewart on 08/04/03 Did mom and sis drug him or do subliminal preparation? He's much too compliant . I could see him being physically compliant for the moment while plotting what to do, but there is not even any mental protest. This is not normal for a 15 year old boy for whom there were no hints given of any TG tendencies. It's not punishment if he's not upset about it; c'mon Arron, FIGHT BACK or comply sullenly or plot escape or revenge, or something other than just blah acceptance. I look forward hopefully to part 2; I'd like him to eventually enjoy being a girl, but it's no fun if he accepts it right away with no struggles, trials, or tribulations. Comment by maryanne on 08/04/03 Love it. When erin gets to the mall he should be taken to the girls department of a department store. a place a boy would rather die then enter.have him pick out his own panty and bra sets. Comment by Nellie D on 08/04/03 The story is fairly good and the concept is fine. But it needs a very good editing. The misused words detract greatly from this story and make it a jerky read as try to navigate it. Comment by bert on 08/03/03 loved the story, although the subconscience is a little weird. can't wait for more of the story to unfold though. definitely keep them coming. Comment by Tanya Lynn on 08/03/03 loved it!! personally i wouldn't have thought it was punishment- the conscience talking was a little hard to follow, but i got used to it. haven't read the other story but am about to. Comment by B on 08/03/03 Oh how I love this. Please post more of this story soon. This is even better then your other story. Great Job! :) I really can't wait to read more of Erin. I hope you continue to describe the clothes and have Erin hanging with her sister. |
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