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This is an absolutely beautiful show! To me the message is amazing. It reminds me to just take life as simply as possible. You don’t need to complicate things with so many what ifs and all the chaotic craziness. Remember why you love your partner. Cherish the simple moments. Love yourself. Give yourself confidence. Go into every day with an open, beautiful heart. Find the one who makes you feel special and makes you feel loved! This show is not only a great watch, but it is so educational for so many people. Everyone on this planet is so capable of so many things and it’s amazing to remind ourselves that in the end, the human heart just needs connection and love! If I could give this 20 stars I would!

I LOVE Sophie Kinsella books. I buy them full price, first day they come out in paperback or hardcover. I absolutely love her whole collection except two books. This one is unfortunately one. It was well written but I didn’t enjoy the book being from a teenager perspective. It was about a teenage girl and I just prefer her other works with grown women as the main characters. It was an okay read but it wasn’t my most favourite. I did read the whole book and it was a nice plot. But definitely not one I would re-read.

It was a good show!! I’ll be honest, the reason I gave it a 4 is because they cut the best scene ever from the movie! When Sebastian almost gets cooked in the kitchen and there’s the French chef who’s trying to get him boiled in the pot. He makes it out alive obviously but as a kid, I love that scene. It was an amazing movie and the cast was great! I think it was refreshing spin on the movie in some ways. It was definitely enjoyable and it brought back good memories!