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I have a mixed opinion on this book. Like most reviews, I read this book in school to learn about the Great Depression and the history behind it to take into consideration. As an autistic person, Lennie doesn't have a good portrayal as one review expands on that point but that's kind of to be expected in the 1930s...As long as schools aren't encouraging people to treat people with Autism and stuff like that like the way Lennie is treated, then it shouldn't be too much of a problem, at least not for my school anyways. If schools *are* encouraging that, then that's when it becomes damaging. Not my favourite book though it's an interesting look into the great depression, just keep in mind the history behind it/the time it was written in and that Lennie doesn't have the best representation for me personally, though I might be completely wrong on some parts or sounding offensive, this is just what I think.

I love this show! It was kind of like a rated r Powerpuff Girl parody. If you're not the type for inappropriate/crude content, this show probably isn't for you. The humor isn't that clever but it's silly and ridiculous, though I think that was the creator's intention. I recommend it if you want to look for something unique along with some fun references and silly humor. What stuck out to me the most was the animation style. Like The Amazing World of Gumball, it somehow manages to bring different styles in perfectly. It's really nostalgic and it's kind of like a fun r-rated parody of shows with an entertaining animation style of the shows I'd watch when I was younger! Overall, I like this show but wouldn't recommend it if you're looking for something emotional/powerful or if you dislike sex jokes.