Hey all, little brother needs criticism for school creative writing piece and I cant write for shit. Help.
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_7H1n3kWglYmEXmXYWSC5BIEcLXRKO28tfUZlcmvDgM/edit?usp=sharing
I am bad too but bump anyway! <3
It's perfectly fine for a school creative writing piece.
Bare in mind he's in year 12 (16 year-old, whatever that is in whatever country you guys are in)
Looks decent enough? Maybe not for a 16-year-old but i guess it will pass? I couldn't say more without a marking sheet sorry!
>>8456798
It's fine for a 16-year old.
>>8456776
It's grating and reading beyond the first line is a chore. A lot of redundancies, and just too much information overall. Aside from that it's not awful for 16, but it's not particularly good either.
Is this for a class, or a club?
Class i think?
What prompt/topic is it meant to be addressing?
Not sure about topic, if you mind waiting 2 minutes I could ask?
>>8456811
No, I do not mind at all. Please ask.
A memory trigger was the prompt
>>8456817
It isn't very interesting and doesn't really grab my attention. But I guess that it's satisfactory for a memory trigger prompt. I also don't really understand this sentence: "Made me realise how easy life can turn on you and to live it to the fullest while I could".
>>8456817
I guess this is really the best you can do with a shit prompt like that.
It's due tomorrow, isn't it?
>>8456830
Dont know, why?
>>8456830
All I remember was sometime this week
>>8456832
idk, it just reads like something that he HAD to get done, rather than something that he wanted to do.
>>8456839
yeah that would make sense - He has a habit of handing things in last-minute lol
>>8456841
I hope he gets an okay score. I would do some more specific crit, but I'd rather sleep 2bh. Maybe some other time.
nice story OP i mean Op's "little brother"
>>8456776
Tell your "little brother" to find real friends and do his own homework.