Hi there,
I need someone to criticize my short fairy tale.
Here it's:
Are not you asleep yet? Then I invite you to an amazing fairytale full of miracles. Do you believe in miracles? They are easy to find if you know where to look. All you need is just to turn around and you will see how miracles come to life.
They are living here, among countless candies, sweets, and cakes, among people which love fairy tales.
Here are brilliance and good traditions. Here magic happens. And the Masters help to create it. They wake up every midnight at exactly the same time. Some of them reluctantly! But magic music changes everything.
Here is the Keeper of Traditions. He gives out the scrolls of deals. There`s a whole night ahead but we still have a lot of things to do. We need to hurry up! Master Maasdam is especially diligent. Confectioners Marz and Pan whip cream and put cream caps on cakes.
In the heat of work, the masters get off their feet not without Master Maasdam`s help and the Schneller brothers hardly keep up with the indefatigable Master Baker. The work is funnier with Maestro`s music.
Time is running out. General Succade hardly has time to send a division of berries for cakes ...When a bugle sounds – the Keeper of Traditions calls everyone up to their places.
The morning comes, but the fairy tale does not end. Miracles always wait for us.
Because even growing up, we don`t forget about them.
I'm a native English speaker in the US, and I can't bring myself to criticize anything in it, it's so unusual and lyrical. The only criticism I'll make is outside of the story, in the third line before the story starts. It should be: "Here it is:"
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I'm a native English speaker in the US, and I can't bring myself to criticize anything in it, it's so unusual and lyrical. The only criticism I'll make is outside of the story, in the third line before the story starts. It should be: "Here it is:"