Review #43 - Princesses! Princesses Everywhere! , The Day of the Terrible Puns, Paranoia

And now, it is time to do some reviews all from the same author due to sequels:

Princesses! Princesses Everywhere! by Jay-The-Brony
The Day of the Terrible Puns by Jay-The-Brony
Paranoia by Jay-The-Brony

Princesses! Princesses Everywhere! by Jay-The-Brony
(Comedy, Random)
One morning, Twilight wakes up to discover that everypony she knows is now a Princess just like her.

Review
Twilight wakes up one morning and everypony is an alicorn. (Not Cadance's fault... this time.)

So, the pacing on this is great for the content. It has few errors within the text, which is nice. And it seems completely random, but that is why it is good. And the tags work very well with it.

Score: 8/10 Recommendation: Worth Reading.

Personal Thoughts: Fairly comical.

The Day of the Terrible Puns by Jay-The-Brony
This is a sequel to Princesses! Princesses Everywhere!
(Comedy, Random)
One morning, Twilight wakes up to discover that she has gone through a rather unexpected change. Shocked at this turn of events, she summons her friends. Unfortunately, many of them seem amused by this, and so, the jokes begin. The terrible...terrible...terrible jokes.

Review
Twilight wakes up to find her wings replaced with arms. Several terrible puns ensue.

The pacing on this one is also pretty great. It has few errors within, and what it does have are the things your brain fills in automatically. It also seems very random, but again, that's what makes it good. The tags work well too.

Score: 8/10 Recommendation: Worth Reading.

Personal Thoughts: A rather good sequel for Princesses! Princesses Everywhere!.

Paranoia by Jay-The-Brony
This is a sequel to The Day of the Terrible Puns
(Comedy Random)
With everything that Twilight has been through recently with Discord's mischief-making, she is, naturally, a little concerned that such things may happen again. So much so that, even on a quiet day, she can't help but feel that things are wrong.

Review
Twilight wakes up and nothing happened. She freaks out because of that.

The pacing on this one is a lot like the others, glorious for the plot. It, once again, has few errors, and the ones it has are unnoticeable. And like the others, it is complete randomness. Of course, the tags work well.

Score: 8/10 Recommendation: Worth Reading.

Personal Thoughts: Wow Twilight... wow...