Reviews for A Bird's Eye View
| ambi76 | 2005.11.19 - 05:29PM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
| Fantastic answer to the second-person challenge.
I love how you gave so much character to Fawkes and the sorting hat. The idea of the raggedy old thing twitching with interest and [suppressed] gloating when Severus mentions her in passing is a hilarious image.
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| sheri164 | 2005.10.27 - 05:45PM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
| In a word - superb! |
| hong_yueling | 2005.10.24 - 09:07AM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
great story! why not do another one?
Author's Response: Thanks, glad you enjoyed it. I have another story over on Lumos called 'Neville's New Wand', if you want to read it. Otherwise, all my ideas were superceded by HBP. |
| Rhiannon | 2005.10.22 - 12:52AM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
| This was good. I passed on most of the second person stories because it is such a hard POV to pull off well but you did it here. Fawkes was fabulous and so was the story. |
| duj | 2005.10.19 - 10:06AM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
| One of those stories that looms even larger in retrospect than at time of reading. |
| freewomble | 2005.09.28 - 11:17AM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
| Simply beautiful, I have always felt there is so much in the books that could be further explored and Fawkes is definately one of those things. congratulations on an amazing story |
| Keladry Lupin | 2005.09.18 - 01:31AM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
| Charming. I don't usually like second-person fics, but you may have changed my mind. It took me a while to figure out it was Fawkes, but when I did, I was delighted; so few fics include him. Very well done, Ramora! |
| PurebloodQueen | 2005.08.08 - 08:31AM | 1: A Bird's Eye View | Signed |
| That was really beautiful. I loved it. |
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