Scar : It's you

  • Genre: Sci-fi
  • Author: ujjwalanushka34
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  • Status: Ongoing

  • Rating(4.3 / 5.0)

It’s a story about a 17 year old, Charles Kendrick. He lives in a dystopian world with his sister, Stella. He lost his parents in an accident and ever since it has always been Charles and Stella. A sudden death of someone turns everything upside down. He gets trapped in a cat and mouse chase. Except, it\'s the government and him. Fortunately, he makes it to the rebellion camp, where he thinks that life will go back to normal. Completely unaware of what’s going to happen at his “new home”. In the end, his choices pave the path for the chase.

\"Life is a big gamble, that we, with or without our consent are the high rollers. But, unlike the game, we don\'t have any power or control. It\'s all in the hands of the dealer.\"

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  1. Lillian Moore
    Lillian Moore rated it
    I'm not going to sugar-coat my review, so I hope you don't get too offended. Just know that I'm giving these criticisms because I want to help you improve.

    To start off, your story was a great opening. It captured my attention and made me want to read more. Unfortunately, (and this seems to be a common problem) there are numerous grammar mistakes. Always remember to proofread your work. I'm not an editor, so I won't point out specifics. Instead, I want to give advice on the actual story.

    The main character is interesting, but his tone of voice and choice of words are inconsistent. The syntax that you used makes him sound like some sort of a sassy girl, and I'm having a hard time taking him seriously. Additionally, the descriptions tend to shift between using contractions and not using contractions. I suggest that you stick with using contractions if you want to keep a casual tone because writing the words longhand can break the flow of the prose.

    The final thing I want to mention is the worldbuilding (and this ties into the plot and characters as well). For the most part, the world just feels like a basic post-apocalypse with nothing special. I have only read up to the fifth chapter in detail (I've skimmed forward a little bit), but I didn't find anything that distinguished your world from others. For readers, the biggest appeal for a post-apocalyptic novel is the setting, but if it isn't interesting, then I find it hard to keep reading. If you want, you can start by developing interesting characters and later giving more detail on the world itself. But, the issue is that most of the characters aren't interesting at all. I think that the issue stems from the fact that much of the words are taken up by the main character's babbling and exposition. The story would have been much more engaging if you had taken the time to show how different characters interacted and revealed their motivations.

    That's all I have to say, and I hope I didn't discourage you at all. I think your work has much potential, so I wanted to help you get better at writing. Keep up the good work!
  1. Hogan Maria
    Hogan Maria rated it
    Writing in first person is a really bold move and congrats to you for actually doing it. The characters especially Stella are well developed. Just work on the grammar a bit and the book will be awesome
  1. Winifred Walker
    Winifred Walker rated it
    A very unique and capturing start to the book! The main character is very interesting and I think readers will have a fun type getting to know his personality and feelings! Wonder what's coming in the next chapters...
    One thing I had a hard time w was keeping up with the continuous long descriptions of places and structures in the beginning chapters. It would have been better to add a few interactive scenes in between to break it up a bit, but I think it's just me haha. Over all it's very nice Good luck and good work Fellow Author!!!
  1. Bess Thoreau
    Bess Thoreau rated it
    So I read up to chapter 7 and I liked the sister character a lot. Really good concept. I noticed only 2 mistakes in the chapters so it's almost perfect. The story is interesting and if I read something more than 2 chapters you know it's good. I wouldn't nitpick and I liked the story and character. Keep up the good work. I also have a question for you so If you read this can I ask you a question?
  1. Eudora
    Eudora rated it
    Woah! I read like six chapters, and you left me a deep impression. The novel is good, the synopsis is intriguing. The dialogues are spot on, and the characters feel lively.

    Although I could find grammatical mistakes here and there, I don't mind.
    We are not participating in the literature competition here. I am sure you can improve in the future.

    Keep up the great work!
  1. Hazel Mike
    Hazel Mike rated it
    many well wishes for the author because he brought us such a great story. the opening chapter was amazing. I like how you have written the story but it needs more world building. hope you will improve more.
  1. Stanford North
    Stanford North rated it
    The author's eloquence is impressive, and every word holds weight as you read the story and delve right into the mysterious plot.

    The introduction was quite unique, and the POV you have chosen seems accurate for the story you're writing.

    Good luck author!
    You've got a great story here, keep it up!
  1. Pamela Harriman
    Pamela Harriman rated it
    I'll be honest, this is a refreshing concept of a story! Who doesn't want an dystopian world? It has a lot of vital information about the story! Although I have only the few parts of the book, I can say this is going to be awesome! I pointed out some gramatiical mistakes in the comment's section. I hope that helps!

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