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![]() | Her Eyes Can't See Her ![]() Sudden temporary blindness could happen at any age. Why did it happen to Kimberly now? ![]() |
Hello, I'm StephBee ![]() ![]()
![]() ![]() Middle Schooler Kimberly Morrison has become blind, a challenge that invites her to explore inward the type of person she wants to be. ![]() I liked how the author fit in the quotation inspiration quote into the story. The title was appropriate to the story. ![]() This is told in the third person limited from Kimberly's perspective. Good job with narration. Past tense is used appropriately. ![]() There's a good blend of dialogue and narration. ![]() There's enough to set the scenes. ![]() TIME: modern day PLACE: urban setting This is something that is clarified for the reader. ![]() Kimberly The story is a psychological examination of Kimberly's psyche, though I'm still not certain, as a reader, as to how or why temporary blindness overcame Kimberly, and perhaps that could be made a bit clearer to the reader. I thought Patrick was a good friend to Kimberly. ![]() I did not spot any spelling/punctuation mistakes. Good use of WDC ML to present the story. ![]() For me, I thought this was a pretty heavy topic for a 12 year old in middle school, and I wasn't sure about the how the onset of the temporary blindness occurred. The opening engages the reader. Good luck in the contest. ![]() ![]()
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