Get it Write Editing

Likewise, complementary is an adjective that means two or more parts that come together to make a whole. “Purple and Yellow are complementary colors.”

Complimentary is also an adjective, but means flattering and favorable, or given away for free. “His comments about her work were complimentary.” “Sephora gave me this complimentary serum.”
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It’s easy to mix these up, but it makes a difference in your writing to get them correct.

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Imaginarium was this past weekend and I got to attend with my sister! We had an absolute blast. I can’t wait to share more details later this week.
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In this look Beyond the Editor, I had a blast performing with MOM-entum Dance Troupe last night! It was special because my boys finally got to see me dance in a performance and not just class. (But of course, I forgot to get a post-show pic with them).

I’ll have a break from teaching dance for the summer, and I’m looking forward to finishing my self-editing book and traveling to Germany to visit my parents.

What are your summer plans? Let me know in the comments!
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June is filled with great releases! These are the ones I have on my list to watch for this next month. Which ones stand out to you?



Pursuing Lady Petunia by - June 1

Seeking Revenge by - June 2

Dancing With Gold by @‌sara.farnsworth.books - June 5

A Hint of Hatters and Hazards by Scarlett Luna Strange - June 5

A Touch of Tiaras and Treachery by Ashley Evercott - June 12

My Fae Lady by @‌slpraterwrites - June 15 on Kickstarter

The Princess List by @‌hannah_currie_author - June 16

A Pint of Peaches and Poison by Anabelle Raven - June 19

A Cake of Cherries and Charm by Brittany Fichter - June 26

On Gilded Waters by @‌a_paper_affair - June 26