So these are the guidelines I'll be following when reviewing your story. There will be moments where I comment in your chapter but all of that will tally up which will be 100 points. (Might change it in the future to simplify. Too much wiggle room with a score that big so I may make it smaller-I mean average)

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Some fun ones first!

Book Cover & Title (0/5): How encaptivating is your book upon first glance? The cover will help with drawing in the reader(unfortunately) and the title to follow. Now I know everyone's on a budget being in school and/or jobs don't pay enough to worry about illustrations, hence the small inconsequential score.

I will dedicate 1(One) point to the synopsis of your story.

Okay, now the serious stuff.
Plot(0/50): Does your story have that juicy, bouncy plot that one can get lost into? I'll be observing every line for plot-holes, important plot-lines, and anything plot related, really taking note as to what the story is. As we all know, the plot is what drives the story whether it's character driven and/or world driven, it all ties into the overall storytelling and directs you where to go which, in-turn, guides the reader.

Character Development(0/25): Are your characters struggling enough to grow? Let's face it, failure is the teacher of success. Sure, you can succeed without failing but the fun happens when you can discover yourself through all your struggles. The same can be said for your characters. However, mistakes aren't the only way to have your character grow so keep that in mind. We're human, making mistakes is what connects us. So connect us with your character somehow. 

Overall Enjoyment(0/20): This score will be the accumulation of how fluent the reading is at the time of review. Taking into account grammar, spelling, punctuation(which I know is a part of grammar but it's for the people who don't know), descriptions etc. I wanna be able to get on the ride and enjoy it without any kinks and I'm sure other readers are the same way.

(0/100)