I have some corrections on Elise's story. Sorry for the long list, I tried to only choose the non-nitpick ones. Please feel free to tell me to shut up if I overdo it...
Page 25:
Meril eyed Elise from head to toe.
Page 27:
Hector frowned at the comment, and Meril... (Add comma)
"I told your mother that I would help her fit in, Meril." (Or no name at all- in between commas looks like Meril is mom's name).
Page 52:
middle of the room; her mother...
inside. "So she was sick!" (Or without quotes).
Page 67:
door slide closed.
Page 75:
father, whose surname was
Page 76:
a child, and we both doted on her and kept...
Page 80:
The light shone brightly, wrapping itself around Annalise (who now appeared to be glowing) and bathing her in a warmth that made her feel like she was being hugged protectively.
Grammatically correct, but still a run-on sentence, or:
The light shone brightly. It wrapped itself around Annalise, who now appeared to be glowing, and bathed her in a warmth that made her feel like she was being hugged, protectively.
The light shone brightly, wrapping itself around Annalise, who now appeared to be glowing. It bathed her in a warmth that made her feel like she was being hugged protectively.
Page 81:
"It's okay, it's okay....
Or "It's okay. It's okay...
shop there, and you'll meet all sorts of fellows, and some...
Or
shop there, and you'll meet all sorts of fellows. Some of those fellows (page 81) might even...
Page 84:
it also hampers
Or
It reduces paperwork, but also...
people who, in my opinion,
Page 25:
Meril eyed Elise from head to toe.
Page 27:
Hector frowned at the comment, and Meril... (Add comma)
"I told your mother that I would help her fit in, Meril." (Or no name at all- in between commas looks like Meril is mom's name).
Page 52:
middle of the room; her mother...
inside. "So she was sick!" (Or without quotes).
Page 67:
door slide closed.
Page 75:
father, whose surname was
Page 76:
a child, and we both doted on her and kept...
Page 80:
The light shone brightly, wrapping itself around Annalise (who now appeared to be glowing) and bathing her in a warmth that made her feel like she was being hugged protectively.
Grammatically correct, but still a run-on sentence, or:
The light shone brightly. It wrapped itself around Annalise, who now appeared to be glowing, and bathed her in a warmth that made her feel like she was being hugged, protectively.
The light shone brightly, wrapping itself around Annalise, who now appeared to be glowing. It bathed her in a warmth that made her feel like she was being hugged protectively.
Page 81:
"It's okay, it's okay....
Or "It's okay. It's okay...
shop there, and you'll meet all sorts of fellows, and some...
Or
shop there, and you'll meet all sorts of fellows. Some of those fellows (page 81) might even...
Page 84:
it also hampers
Or
It reduces paperwork, but also...
people who, in my opinion,
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