Simra Sheik – Google

This show really taught me what a great teacher, or rather care can do to people, especially young people, which they deserve especially. The title really is apt for the show as they show a teacher - with care and constant conscious effort - changed her students. The show has amazing stories on many lessons which change young people for the better, there were so many moments where my thinking was shallow. And the acting is top notch, it moved me to tears almost every episode. Must watch

Saiko no Kyoshi: Ichinengo, Watashi wa Seito ni Sareta

At the end of the Hashira Training Arc, when it was announced that the final two arcs would be release over the span of six years in movie trilogy, there were many fans who were frustrated by this announcement. But as a manga reader and father watching the first movie, I’m so glad that ‘ufotable’ made this decision. Even though the animation and story telling were never compromised on when it came out as a weekly series, the way the series was done as a movie was way above the expectations. So, I’m glad the studio made the decision and was able to use the big screen’s advantage to the magnificence of the series and their amazing animation.

Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba The Movie: Infinity Castle

So…., the first season is the only season which made sense to me and the rest of two seasons were just horribly dragged. By the end of the series, the only storyline I was satisfied with was of Gerry’s (the closeted bully) because he had some redemption arc, but the rest of the characters were just sh*t. I understand people might have a liking for toxic relationships and really like Sofia and Raul together, but isn’t Raul (the psychopath) supposed to have some consequences for his actions? Also, what happened to Javier pushing someone to death? Also, one of the major reasons why I’m giving this series a one star (I would give none or negative, if the options was there’s was that the series was set in a high school setting, it had adult actors act has high schoolers, but that doesn’t justify the fact that they showed explicit s*x scenes. The characters were portrayed as minors but they weren’t treated as such. I’m sorry but can Spanish television not work without sexually explicit scenes? Conclusion: sh*t show don’t watch it

Control Z

The novel is quite intriguing in the sense where there’s no message the author wants to give, there’s no end goal because it’s not a storyline format novel. The novel felt raw, something which made me feel that the author just woke up one day, decided to write a novel about a depressed teen and wrote it within one day. The cynicism and judgemental personality of the protagonist was relatable, a teen who just dismisses almost everyone as phony, has severe depression- the reason being his brother’s death (conclusion from my interpretation of the novel)- doesn’t feel like doing anything and has changed multiple schools due to horrible grades. Though the novel feels a little frustrating in the first few chapters- because I was trying to figure out what the novel’s end goal or message was, I decided to leave that idea and just focus on reading and appreciated the novel to a certain degree. A must read for someone who likes reading about teenagers and their complex (/depressed) inner world.

The Catcher in the Rye

One word: Beautiful Few more words: I just finished reading the book and it made me too emotional to write a constructive criticism, but I do know that it made me feel beautiful about emotions You could say, it is one of those rare books which beautifully express the teenage emotions. The two main characters, and the way they dealt with their emotions was the main purpose of this book and the author did it in an amazing way It is a story that one might find it so well written and expressed that they would read it in parts, to let those emotions and words seep in

While reading this classic, one would definitely want to sit with a notebook and a pen, as the person will find thought provoking lines/quotes Few might find their thoughts written already, but with proper and beautiful structure and order George Orwell has, once again, written another perfect classic in which he discusses the social issues faced by human kind since their existence Another good thing maintained by the author is the openess to interpretation and universal application of scenarios Must read classic

Nineteen Eighty-Four

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'Animal Farm', written by George Orwell, is an accurate presentation on how few humans struggle to receive basic rights, while the "gifted" ones get to participate in malpractice and not face any consequences. The author mocks the human race in regards of classicism; how humans have an insatiable thirst for control and power, and destructive it can be. The book is beautifully written, and a reader is open to their own interpretation of different scenarios mentioned in the book A must-read classic

Animal Farm

Roadside Crosses

This books series has the richest storyline. Even though in the starting, the political issues will be hard to understand, you will get the hang of it eventually after a few chapters. The protagonist is just simply beautiful, not only by looks but also by character, and the male lead's character is amazing and arrogant. The way the author has written is eloquent, the description about the characters and their looks, the symbolism related to the weather and scenery, the story is beautifully written. Note: this is more of a plot development series rather than your usual dance novels, but the relationship between the characters was shown pretty well

Thousand Autumns: Qian Qiu (Novel) Vol. 1

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Romantic Killer

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