Everyone we are here to announce the results for Best Blurb category.

Thanks to our judge;Eloeide

and the winners are

1st-Alway Faithful by MDjarin17 (10/10)

Awesome introduction. The narrator in third person gives us a whole and well-rounded vision of the book itself and the story to come. We already know a very important detail about Layla and we can tell the struggles she's about to affront. Excited for the action! And love the last send-off line, trust no one. Feels like there will be others involved and prepares you to be aware of each character from now on. I really like this. No grammar faults either. 

2nd-Spark a Dream by kth_disneyfanatic (9/10)

The first line is a chef's kiss. I just smiled so much with this intro. So lively and dreamy! I love how the paragraph before the questions asks the reader directly, feels like those old books embarking you on an adventure! I really loved this one. I'd totally start reading this book for the sake of it. Plus, no grammar mistakes spotted! Well done.

A Magic Touch: Through Spell and sword by MiaKurenai_2009 (9/10)

Great grammar. I like the first line, and the first paragraph a lot. They are what a blurb should be like. Captivating, and intriguing. They bring the reader to the real questions and the need to keep going and finding out more about what's to come. The last quote could also work as an epigraph inside the book, but it's still a good detail in the blurb. 

3rd-Akarshika by  (8/10)

"Wow, that's a huge description" was the first thing I thought, but then I jumped to the next paragraph to realize, this description of her beauty is truly important, since it seems to be one of the character's main traits. It is well-written, I see no mistakes, and I think it's got a beautiful flow too. I find it attractive and interesting.

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