I'm very critical when it comes to grammar and spelling, so I'll make sure to mention it if there are any grammatical errors. When editing, I tend to read the story a few times to get a sense of the plot and to fix technical errors. I then try and improve the writing itself, maybe by suggesting adding more detail or changing up the vocabulary used. I don't have many expectations of the people who may want me to betaread; I'll be totally happy to edit anyone's story.

I'm quite good at fixing grammatical errors. I'll usually catch the technical issues. I'm also pretty good with suggesting ways to improve your style of writing by changing up vocabulary words and suggesting additional sentences to enhance your story's plot.

I struggle with characterization. I'm trying to work on that in my own writing, but it's a work in progress.

There's not really a type of story that I'd prefer over others. I'm okay with pretty much anything.

I wouldn't flat-out refuse it, but I'd prefer to stick with the T-through-mild M rated stories. Most of the stories that I write are within this range, and I'm better at editing them as well as enjoying reading them more than other ratings.

Cartoon Don't Hug Me, I'm Scared Book Harry Potter

Book Infernal Devices, Cassandra Clare Book Maze Runner Trilogy

Book Mortal Instruments Book Percy Jackson and the Olympians

General Romance Humor Drama Adventure

Mystery Horror Angst Supernatural Suspense

Sci-Fi Fantasy Tragedy Crime Family

Hurt/Comfort Friendship