One small idea. Your animal’s opinion.

Choose a prompt, borrow a point of view, and make the details your own. Examples below are from the editors.

Review a box as an apartment

Consider the doorway, the chin rest, and the sunlight. What would a cat estate agent praise?

No rent. No furniture. Once I move in, it is fully furnished.
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Review a walk as a newspaper

The human sees the same path; your narrator sees breaking news. What deserves a longer investigation?

Excellent local coverage. My human keeps turning the page.
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Review the tunnel floor plan

Two exits, a quiet middle, and another reason to go around. Give your tiny architect one strong preference.

Two front doors. Every homecoming is a new departure.
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Review the sunshine opening hours

The warm seat keeps moving. If sunshine were a shop, what would your narrator ask customer service?

Excellent service. Please consider staying open later.
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Review the sofa seating plan

Someone sat in the spot your narrator considers theirs. Write a polite, very specific seating request.

Seats two, apparently. Me and my tail agree.
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Review a rug renovation

One person calls it tidying; your character calls it undoing a renovation. Let the small disagreement carry the story.

I finish the renovation. Every morning, someone restores the original.
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A tiny review is enough.

Choose one detail, give it a title, then add a rating. Keep real names and identifying information out. Submissions stay private until an editor reviews them.

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