Aww, you're so sweet! Thank you! Really, I have to credit reading. I have read so many books, so I'm familiar with how authors structure their sentences to form coherent and effective sentences. Also, I would also say something that my mom told me when I was younger that I always use with my movie reviews as well as my book reports in school is "tell them what you're going to tell them, tell them, tell them what you told them". I usually start my reviews with a quote from the movie (if I can) and then do a summary of the movie. Then I give my opinion. I try to make my opinion the shortest part unless the movie was really bad or really good. Essentially, I try to give all the information about the movie that I would want to know before I watched it, like, is it family-friendly, or are there parts that you should talk about with your parents? etc. Anyways, you're a really good writer too! You've written many awesome reviews that I really, really like! Keep up the good work! 😃

Thanks so much! :D

Happy 2025!

No problem!

Thanks!

I like that a lot! That's a great one!

Robert Louis Stevenson's most famous story of Treasure Island. It's about one boy, Jim Hawkins who aspires adventures. When he set out for an adventure, he had met so many characters like Captain Smollett, Dr. Livesey, Israel Hands, etc. Meanwhile during on his seafaring adventures, he had encountered so many obstacles and made few major decisions, some of them might cost him a life, experienced a battle on the ship and on the island. He also experienced violence and near-death, too. This book is a classic and I would recommend this book for everyone who likes suspenseful, adventures, and about pirates. - Happy Reading!