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Loretta's Abduction (first update)   [E]
A canine alien abduction
by lezismore-moreislez
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Rated: E | (4.0)
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Greetings, lezismore-moreislez! I discovered this piece on the Please Review. How could I resist an alien canine abduction??? *Bigsmile*


*Quill* First of all, my reviews are intended to be helpful and encouraging, not hurtful in any way. Use what you feel works for you, and leave the rest.


What I Liked

         *Bullet* I adore that you named your dog Loretta! It's definitely got character!
         *Bullet* This made me chuckle: (chocolate does not seem to have the same harmful effect that it has on most dogs I have owned in the past). Your humor seems very natural, not forced at all.
         *Bullet* I loved reading this! What a great story about a dog who was abducted by the aliens (or was she?) *Laugh* You are a wonderful storyteller!

Suggestions to Consider

         *Bullet* Pararaph 5: A blinding light filled the livingroom then slowly dimmed then vanished. *Right* A blinding light filled the living room then slowly dimmed until it vanished. Livingroom should be two words--I make this same error a LOT! *Wink* Also, to avoid the repetition of 'then' (you have it three times in a short paragraph), I replaced the last one with 'until it' as an option to consider. *Smile*
         *Bullet* Paragraph 8: the Television screen *Right* the television screen No need to capitalize the T.
         *Bullet* Paragraph 9: They gave me a curious look and but agreed *Right* They gave me a curious look but agreed I'm guessing you meant to choose one or the other and ended up typing both without realizing it. *Wink*
         *Bullet* Paragraph 14: hanging in the Living room *Right* hanging in the living room No need to capitalize the L.
         *Bullet* Paragraph 18 if she knew of anyway that *Right* if she knew of any way that I believe in this case, 'anyway' should be two separate words.
         *Bullet* Paragraph 26: When I finally came too *Right* When I finally came to to, not too
         *Bullet* Paragraph 30: my wallet had gone *Right* my wallet was gone
         *Bullet* Pararaph 32: I despair that may never *Right* I despair that I may never (forgot the word 'I'. )

Final Thoughts

         I loved reading this! I would have rated it higher except for the typos. If you make the corrections, I will be happy to up the rating. Just let me know. *Smile*


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