He's 8 and doesn't know his way home from just a few streets away?

He's 8 years old and don't know his way home from just a few streets over?

Revenge is sweet...

HAHAHAHHAHA I love Vernon and Petunia's reactions

My name is Sarah!

Dom is Vic's sister and louis is the brother of both.

I enjoyed this a lot! very well done and I love the redemption. it was funny, sweet, and scary. Great work

Just to let know, u used the euro sign instead of the pound sign.

Series of Unfortunate Vents

It was a good story, it just needs a bit of proof-reading, but you can ignore the tiny mistakes.

Kia Ora! Hey! Sorry I haven't reviewed yet, I kept hitting that next button ( I haven't found a fic, i wanted to do that for ages). When you wrote this chapter you are in your late teens (let's go with 17) .

Not interested in some poorly written drama you had to force to make work. This story already reads like a train wreck.

so I just added this to my favourites after the author note, that was quick. this shady remark about snarry made me lose my shit, like literary something took over me and my self has tripped out into universe. I'm sure that this fic will be great, and my review was very helpful, I know

Just picked this story up on a LARK. Very well done. I enjoyed it greatly.
You are very talented if you were writing this at any age, let alone 15.

Your notion about adults reading kids books is quite true, I think. I worked at a book store for almost 4 years, and the statistics on book sales for the children's and teens's department show that about 30% of them are bought by adults to read themselves.
If the stories are good, they're good, doesn't matter about the target demographic. Between that and my kids, I must confess to really liking "Naruto", "Ghost In The Shell", "Spirited Away", "Howl's Moving Castle" ("Ah, my shining dishonesty! It shall be the salvation of me!") and "Harry Potter". Don't tell. (I don't include Lord of the Rings, which I read back when nobody really knew what it was, because that was written for adults.)
I often honestly find the cartoon and movie versions of literature disappointing. They always re-write (the heavily political, although still charming, "Spirited Away") or leave things out due to time constraints (LotR).