| Reviews for The Jungle Fanfic |
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Jaxonian chapter 28 . 4/11/2015 Absolutely brilliant work. |
Ghost Robot chapter 28 . 2/3/2015 Stay Awesome! |
Ghost Robot chapter 24 . 2/3/2015 Vasquez cliff? The doom song? INVADER ZIM YO! |
Ghost Robot chapter 23 . 2/3/2015 I bet Arnold is just like WTF right now. |
Ghost Robot chapter 18 . 2/3/2015 YES! GOOD FOR YOU ARNOLD YOU FOUND YOUR PARENTS! |
Ghost Robot chapter 17 . 2/3/2015 I am in tears now. Best. story. ever. |
Ghost Robot chapter 13 . 2/3/2015 Sniff... poor Arnold! |
Ghost Robot chapter 7 . 2/3/2015 I have a teddy... . |
Ghost Robot chapter 5 . 2/3/2015 LOL! Curly... |
Ghost Robot chapter 4 . 2/3/2015 I cried... very touching chapter. |
Ghost Robot chapter 2 . 2/3/2015 YES! FIND YOUR PARENTS ARNOLD! (snif) SO TOUCHING! |
mwanstah again chapter 1 . 11/3/2013 typo* argh I mean to say "on ", but at that time, the device I wrote my review on deleted it. Not even a chance to edit the commentary. Oh well. Again, I look forward to reading your other works :) |
mwanstah chapter 27 . 11/2/2013 I saw this through the HA wikia and was initially skeptical in reading your fanfic (also due to my nearly 9 year absence of reading and writing fanfics of my favorite shows on ). I must say out of all of the TJM fanfics I read, I really like yours the most! You had almost everyone stay in character as they were in the series (does that make sense?) that I can see this story becoming the TJM movie itself! I can practically hear them speak when I read their parts. You did an awesome job! :) |
CutesyBunny chapter 1 . 8/13/2013 nice start |
Orson Zedd chapter 7 . 8/5/2013 Okay, so here's a point where you just skim over a lot of information that you could use more effectively. ""Not so good." Arnold shook his head. "I had the weirdest dream about this crazy guy named Herb. He kept squeezing my head, trying to see if money would come out of it. When it didn't, he locked me in a box and forgot about me."" Rather than saying this, start with Arnold's dream. Describe it in detail rather than having Arnold tell us what happened. Show, don't tell. First rule of writing. You've got the makings of a great writer. |