Sutirtho_Roy
The author portrays students in a realistic way, and has a great use of character development and setting. The story transports you to a small science classroom and makes you visualize a teacher with greying hair and dimming eyes trying his best to engage his students. The capitalization and variety of sentence lengths and types is simply amazing. I can tell this story is going to awe many people and I can't wait to read the next chapter! (Also go follow this author on Insta @dinotoycomics he deserves it!)
Very nice written, the introduction to the plot is very subtle and it is easy to emphasize with the characters. The dinosaur description, although it hasn't been very extensive, is very accurate and up-to-date. I love the fact that the names of some characters are the ones of some of the earliest paleontologists, great hint!
Man I love this book! You know the moment when you read the first page and suddenly you just got hooked, yeah well that happened😄. Its really hard to find really good stories these days. This is really good! There are no grammar mistakes the sentence structure is awesome and not confusing. I just can't wait for the next chapters!!
WOW WOW WOW WOW WOW I came across this story while searching for dinosaur fiction on Webnovel and WOW WOW. The other reviews talking about the first chapter seeming like a movie in your head are on point. Can't wait to see where it goes from here. Judging from the synopsis, I guess Gregory Buckland is the hero? He reminds me of my own self... can't wait to see him grow! Thanks, author, for writing a story about someone whom I can see as an alter ego of myself.
The story is definitely encapsulating. The pace is slow enough to get into, and the twist at the end is well placed. The blue bird which I'm sure is a dinosaur is a nice inclusion as well. But now I'd like to talk about the lackings. The dialogues do not seem very organic, in which I mean to say that the way in which some of the kids are talking isn't at all how kids talk. For example at the point where the two kids keep calling each other idiots, the writer uses the word "you are". Talking is supposed to flow smoothly of one's mouths especially when the talkers are kids rather than literature teachers from Harvard. So I'd think they would say their lines smoothly like - "Shut up BRO, you're an idiot!" "Oh yeah?! You're the bigger one! Also I noticed the lack of synonyms. So maybe consider using Thesaurus when you write the next chapter. My overall verdict is that the story and pacing is good, but there are a few grammar errors that are a bit too hard to overlook once noticed.
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