| Reviews for Don't Fall Away |
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   Lovetoright chapter 3 . 3/7 Verb tense. Please watch for those. (Don’t take this the wrong way. I’m an author too) |
| Guest chapter 2 . 11/20/2018 Good |
| Guest chapter 5 . 7/16/2018 I just found this really awesome fic and I'm so hyped for it! I love the way that you wrote the characters and Harry's emotionalness. I can't wait to see the dursleys get what's coming to them! I love this story and it doing amazing! 10/10 |
| HarryPotters1 chapter 5 . 6/18/2018 Please, please, PLEASE finish this story! It is just purely awesome! You are an amazing writer! Keep up the good work! |
| Gurgaraneth chapter 1 . 4/30/2017 Plz update sn |
| fariedragon chapter 5 . 3/3/2016 Interesting start is this abandoned or did you make it into a new story can not wait to see more |
| Sakura Snape-Malfoy chapter 5 . 11/25/2015 Just a little confused. In chapter 3 you said that Hedwig hadn't come back yet but in this chapter you said that Hedwig was still at the Dursley's. |
| Guest chapter 5 . 1/8/2014 I love it Please write more ! |
| BeLlIxiEs chapter 5 . 6/28/2012 That was a weird last chapter...xD off to read the other part |
| Lw117149 chapter 5 . 5/16/2012 oh more more more pleaseZ! when you can...*S* |
| Cliara Aedai chapter 5 . 1/19/2012 Well, that was a great way to end it! if only you would finish the story now! And to the person who reviewed before me, you are annoying. Who cares about a small mix up in the A/N! So I will make up for what he/she forgot to say... THIS IS BRILLIANT! certain small errors exist, like the random change in tense, but overall, a great storyline! If you ever continue it, I would be more than happy to bets for you! And if you don't continue it, it was a great beginning. Awesome job :) |
| TheSaurus chapter 5 . 12/29/2011 AN quote: "... bare with me..." From "Merriam Webster": bare verb \ˈber\ bared, bar·ing Definition of BARE transitive verb: to make or lay (something) bare (see 1bare): uncover ... Examples of BARE: He bared his chest to show the scar. ... bear verb \ˈber\ bore borne also born bear·ing Definition of BEAR transitive verb ... — bear with: to be indulgent, patient, or forbearing with (someone) |
| Crest chapter 3 . 12/29/2011 Ummh... what's with the past tense / present tense mix-up? |
| Crest chapter 2 . 12/29/2011 You really, really have to make the chapters longer. |
| Crest chapter 1 . 12/29/2011 Ummh... what's with the micro-chapters? |
