Typos In Books Novels & Stories

Author's note Hi guys i hope your enjoying the book so far i Know there are a few grammatical errors and spelling mistakes in the book please bare with me as this is my first novel and i'm getting a feel for the editing ect. Thank you guys again for following the book and i hope you'll leave a review! DanahLouise x

Luna left the room and Tyler continued to show me how everything works so I could navigate my way around. "There are some dirty entries in there." Tyler snickered, glancing over at the large, old book in front of me. "What!" I looked up at him. "Like what?" "Flip to page 157." I quickly did, dying of curiosity. As soon as the book was laid open, my hands flew to my mouth and I gasped. "Holy Artemis, it's an illustration of two wolves doing it." I burst out laughing. "Why is that in a medical book?" Then I looked up at him. "Oh my Goddess, and you memorized the page number!"

“Is everything okay, Ben? If you need help studying, I’m always here you know.” “No, it’s not that. I just wanted to borrow a book… so do you have one, Ty?” With the use of his old nickname, the boy practically ruffled his own feathers as his chest puffed with pride. "Gimme one reason why I wouldn't have a book on magnetism. I have a book on everything. The scientific method, asteroids, you name it. " As Tyler slid from his desk, a tan finger along the shelf to a red spinal color textbook.

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Things definitely perked up after that. **^*** Thanks for reading! Kindly ignore my typos, I’ll be editing after I’m done with the book. Don’t forget to comment. Xoxo.

I just want to say thank you to the readers of this book. A few of you saw my mistake and instead of commenting things on the chapters, you messaged me and told me about it. You are too kind, but the mistakes are all fixed now. #I was mixing past tense and present tense too much in the story. #I didn't remember my characters' names. #Jumped too far ahead in the story. Lol, but a lot of it is fixed now, and if you see anymore errors, don't be afraid to point them out.

I want to greatly apologize. While going back through the chapters I notice that the delineation between mind link and conversations between the wolves did not translate through on the app. I will be slowly working my way through to fix that. Mind links will be denoted with an asterix (*) on either end, and conversations with the wolves will have an apostrophe (') on either end. Again, I am very sorry, this is 100% my fault for not double checking before hand. While I try, very hard, to proof read my work I am not perfect, and will likely have errors. I am doing my best and, as I go through fixing the formating I will also be going through and making sure the spelling and grammar are up to p

Tbc…. (Thank you for choosing this book. I want to bring to your notice that Marked by the bully is undergoing serious editing. Beside this chapter, the book contains errors and grammatical mistakes. Please be patient and stick with us, the edited version will be put up instantly as soon as the chapters are edited:)

“Old Zab, tell you what, you have to change your personality.” “Boss, you can’t be impatient when you’re getting things done. We have to approach it step by step. Regarding the location of the fourth book, I have to tell you the ins and outs of the whole thing,” Jim rebuked. “It’s so that you can get the fourth book in the shortest amount of time possible.” Tyr inhaled deeply before spooning some grits into his mouth. The moment he tasted it, he puked half of the grits into a nearby trash can right away.

he remarked, though the list actually said I always drove. I shot him a sly look. "I didn't realize you can't read," I retorted as I changed lanes. He chuckled. "Always a precious smartass," he commented, flipping a page. "You have a typo on number thirty-two." The word "precious" bothered me. What did it even mean? I tried to shake it off, but it kept playing in my mind like a constant loop. "What typo?" I asked, irritated. "You forgot a comma," he replied.