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Big Imagination E


For those who wants to get to know me i may be 21 years old and feel like a teenage boy who may feel small but i got a BIG imagination inside me

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This story is a sequel to Blues Clues: Happy Easter Blue!


Spike and Inferno met Periwinkle who moved to town a while ago. But then the all got big news when they heard that a magician is coming here to perform a show later on. And they got even bigger news when Periwinkle gets a letter saying that this person wants to meet him after the show! But who is it? You'll need to play Blues Clues to figure this out!!

Give my friend Cyan Tank for helping with the idea. He deserves the credit guys.

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Comments ( 6 )

Dear Big.

I hope this message finds you well. First and foremost, I want to express my appreciation for sharing your story with me. It takes courage to put your work out there, and I admire your willingness to do so. That being said, I couldn't help but notice some grammar mistakes and other areas that could use improvement in your story. Please understand that my intention here is not to criticize or belittle your efforts but rather to offer constructive feedback that I believe will help you grow as a writer.

One of the main issues I encountered while reading your story was the pacing. It felt incredibly rushed, leaving little room for the characters to develop and the plot to unfold naturally. As readers, we need time to understand who the characters are, what motivates them, and why we should care about their journey. By slowing down the pacing, you can give your story the depth and complexity it deserves.

Furthermore, I noticed that the first paragraph of your story seemed disconnected from the rest of the narrative. It's essential to establish a strong sense of immersion from the very beginning, but starting with a detached introductory paragraph can confuse readers and disrupt the flow of the story. Remember, readers are engaging with your story from the outside looking in, so it's crucial to draw them in from the start rather than keeping them at arm's length.

I want to emphasize that my feedback comes from a place of genuine concern and a desire to see you succeed as a writer. I understand that receiving criticism can be challenging, but please know that I am here to support you every step of the way. Writing is a journey, and we all have room to improve. By taking the time to address these issues, I have no doubt that you will become an even stronger and more accomplished writer in the future.

Thank you once again for sharing your story with me, and please don't hesitate to reach out if you have any questions or would like further feedback.

Warm regards, Artist.

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Thank you for your words. I promise not to rush it

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You're very welcome! Taking your time can often lead to better outcomes and a more fulfilling journey. If you ever need guidance or support along the way, feel free to reach out. Wishing you all the best on you’re writing journey.

Wow, didn't expect you to post it so soon. Nice work on the first chapter!

Remember, if you ever need help for your story, you can always message me in private. I'll gladly assist you if you're having trouble.

Something tells me all the clues point to Trixie

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