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I have never watched the other spinoffs but this one seems to be pretty low key to me. I can’t wait to see what adventures take Hope next. She is a nice and charming protagonist with a lot to love. Keep on watching the show for more thrills and chills as the action keeps on getting intense feeling the discomfort on the edge of your mind. The characters are already are established and you don’t need to see what happens in the other spinoffs. Hope really does what she needs to be do and her character is relatable. When she puts her guard down, people disappoint her. Same can be said for me. I honestly wonder if this is the last spinoff. It can’t be. But if it is... The drama in here makes you feel hooked and I can say that I felt it all the way. If there’s any show that I want you to watch this year it’s this one. Don’t listen to the people who hate. This show is real,and if you get to know the characters then it’s all worth it. I loved this. The characters,the story line is al interesting. All of Season 1 revolves around a knife and different monsters that come to get it. Don’t ask me,that’s the story. And each episode title is repeated by a character in the episode. All the moments (which is what made up most of this show) were all so interesting and heartwarming. Seeing the characters change and grow was so sad. I can’t wait for Season 2.

This book is actually a “classic” to me. It shines a light on all the major issues that we still face today. Racism and the struggles that America faces are the deepest tones that root this story in place. I don’t know why I didn’t get it in when I first saw it. Maybe because it didn’t have any romance, but I misjudged this book. I actually want to go back to that moment where I was standing at the bookshelf, where the book was resting and grab it off the shelf and swipe my credit card with a feeling of satisfaction. But then I was lucky to find this miracle at the library and when I saw it,I checked it out and read it. And it was a journey I tell you. I felt like I was lost in my own adventure with zombies and a trio of cool people witnessing the fall of a nation all while growing in different ways. And I recently decided to read this for the second time, and I did not regret it at all. He action popped out to me, and way Jung the action unfold again was fun. I didn’t really think that I would want to take the time to do this task. But,the magic was still there and it was like visiting an old friend. I also love the book cover. Cool much? So what’s the book about? Well,it follows seventeen year old Jane Mckeene who attends a combat school to learn to put down the dead. The book is pretty gory with descriptions of dead bodies and fighting, so I say this is probably for thirteen year olds. I loved seeing Jane and her her relationships with other characters develop. Her character was relatable and I rooted her in throughout the whole story. And so...is it worth reading? Yes, but it also it depends on your taste? Do you want to read young adult novels and historical dramas? Up for fighting and blood? If not, step away. I am hesitant on the second book, because I though they return the magic to the book cover. I am still excited though. So yes, give this a try. Who knows, you might like it. Frankly though, this book deserves credit. Only 92% liked the book? How about 96%? Netherthless,go forth.

This show is all about a girl named Daria. The fact that it’s from the 90’s and so relatable makes me love it even more. It’s not just about a girl who has low self esteem. It’s a realistic view on a girl who can seen the world in a different point of view. Her friend Jane is so like my best friend who likes to look at stereotypes and cliche teen culture and make a mockery of it,seeing how wrong and funny it is. The fact that she can talk to her without being her usual self makes me appreciate their friendship even more. And Daria is the smart one while the people all around her are running around like crazy chickens. For teenagers who feel lost and alone,you can really relate to this funny sarcastic girl as the world changes around her. She knows that their is something wrong with her but she is awesome nothing less. Another added fact that it tackles real world issues and struggles teenagers have to go through with an honest look makes me cry even more. Highly recommend and one of my few favorite shows of the 90’s.

This game has so much moments and magic and the dynamics are always so fun. Your Pokémon can actually grow stronger and the game offers a lot of promises on its part of the story. You don’t want to miss this one. Hugely recommended. The previous generations are just not for me and and the games after Hoenn start to get bland in content. Kalos is an exception. For me,this game is my all time favorite out of all the games. It was impossible to play Pokémon Pearl because the exp share never worked. Pokémon X and Y was fun, but it wasn’t that emotional. Pokémon Black and White was not so emotional while Sun and Moon failed on all fronts. So throughout all the games,Alpha Sapphire has it all. If they ever made a reboot of Pokémon Diamond and Pearl,I would love to replay it. It’s funny,magical,emotional,and heart warming. And that ending (you will have to see it for yourself) really made me cry. What makes the game stand out from the others? Well... •it lets you have underwater diving adventures •there is a variety of legendary Pokémon you can catch • a variety of Pokémon on every route,they make the grass look different •there is a lot of more emotional moments in here and you can really feel it •so much more action and adventure to enjoy Overall,this is my favorite. Let’s see how Sword and Shield goes. I ordered one less copy to make it less expensive. If I loved this,you might to. Give it a try.

The Chilling Adventures Of Sabrina follows a sixteen year old witch named Sabrina. She is aided by her family and friends as she grows up and fights against the new world that changes around her. While treachery and intense thrill are center at the plot, the show also focuses on aspects of teen life and even has extra room for romance. This is why it’s so enjoyable, because it manages to balance emotions well together. The series is pretty dark and disturbing, but it’s not too graphic which only adds even more thrill to the show itself. It grips you on the edge of your seat and keeps you there for the rest of the ride. I am enjoying part 3 so far and I can’t wait for what they come up with next. Maybe fallen angels and a war between both. Maybe the light side has a war between the darkness, that I would love to see. One of my favorite tv shows. Recommended.

“𝐖𝐞 𝐜𝐚𝐧 𝐞𝐢𝐭𝐡𝐞𝐫 𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐭𝐚𝐥𝐥 𝐨𝐫 𝐥𝐚𝐲 𝐥𝐨𝐰.” (SPOILERS AHEAD) This film is not ground breaking. If it was,I would be hyped and talking about it all the time. To like something, it has to capture someone’s opinion. There has to be a reason WHY you like a certain thing. For example, think “Clueless” that 90’s movie where the fashion was high and the raunchy but true comedy in the film pertained to teenagers. And it still matters today for being true to itself and unique in a way that stands above all else. Like ICARLY on Nick or THATS SO RAVEN. People love those tv shows for being real and true. The nostalgia for it is real to. So to like something you see something in it. And how does TALL GIRL fit into all this? For one,it’s not bad. It’s better than what see with the usual teen romantic comedies I see on Netflix. And it’s not special, maybe average. But that’s not the point. It has a message that still rings true to high school ,to everyone, to the world. Embrace who you are. Love yourself. Don’t change just because people don’t like you. They could be jealous. Who cares what people think? Ignore them. Why do we care? Looking down on others it so uncommon through the halls of high school. One day, back at high school ok the first day we played a game where you had to line up in order of your last name. I was last and I didn’t know where to go. However, no one even reached out to me. No one asked me if I needed help. Instead of looking down on others, help them back up. Because if we keep on tossing away people who need us, people who want to belong, we are only becoming a person that doesn’t change any thing. The same thing, and nothing will ever change. And as Jack would do in the film (paint the bigger picture) I would say that I see a person with flaws who grows in their own way. Who goes on a journey and tells their own story and wishes to change. Who discovers things and goes for what they want to do. That’s what I see in this film. A person who grows in their own way and wants to see that change. Who doesn’t believe in themself but still finds a way to see that they still can. And that’s the most important part: people can change. But you don’t have to change at the expense of others. You matter. As for the film,I would have to say besides seeing it and thinking about what it wanted to say...the events in the film were nothing really high but they did shine with their own light. That scene where Jodie and her father bond and fix their issues even though it’s still there. How Jodie accents herself for who she is and comes to tell the whole school that she doesn’t care what they all think. It all made me smile. If the film was a bit longer and expanded on a few more scenes and made the themes and romance a little more believable, it would have been great. And as for the romance that Jodie leaves behind for someone else,I would have to say we don’t get any ending on that. I would say the ending, but I don’t want ruin the whole film (only minor plot details here.) I can say what I saw but not HOW. This might have been a little bit loose in some edges, but it sill stays true to its story. To its purpose. And that’s a start.

According to Common Sense Media: “The show's main character is a strong and relatable woman with a complex personal life, and her disability is used to make sensitive points about the way disabled people in general, and blind women in particular, are treated by those around them.” Some may not like this show and it has “mixed reviews.” But according to google,97% like this show. So...I am going to be honest with you: Our shows titular character Murphy Mason is blind. And personally, this was my attitude: “YASSSSSS!” I will get straight to the point: This show is one in a kind you don’t find: Engaging moments, intense growth, and a lot of tears. Murphy as a whole is a person I can relate to. She doesn’t need much in life,but she doesn’t have much. All she has is her disability which sets her back. Imagine not being able to see,having your life messed up, not knowing which direction you want to go in. And frankly by the first episode I knew this was the show meant for me. I have Netflix on my IPhone and I can’t wait to dig into the next episodes and see where Murphy’s journey takes her next. Murphy is screwed,she doesn’t have the best life but she doesn’t care. As she says “I don’t care about myself.” Yet,I feel that she has the chance to grow. And I think that’s the most beautiful thing. She doesn’t like her dog Pretzel but she grows closer to him and if anything happens I will smash a brick all over the fourth wall!!! Learning about her friends death is really heartbreaking. The fact that Tyson was just a teenager who wanted a normal life bit chose the wrong path which led to his demise makes me upset. As revealed in flashbacks,he and Murphy are close and you can see why he meant so much to her. Frankly, some people are hating on this show or judging it for being “inaccurate” but an opinion is an opinion. That’s what people think. Don’t let that affect how you feel. Don’t believe in my opinion either. I want to see how you feel. Either way this show got renewed for a Season 2. And I want the creator to know that this has good potential. I want to see the creator use the story line and create something new with it. This show is minor in mature content, like drugs and a normal part of human nature that I won’t go into. Adults should know this and I think they wouldn’t mind since adult shows are mature. If your a teenager, and if you know you can handle this then it’s important to know that first. All the dynamics in this are interesting and all the moments are great. Despite being a little dark at times, light humor sets it up for a good laugh. It also has a nice heartwarming romance. One of my favorites. Highly recommended. Since this is also on Netflix, I will also recommend another show. It’s called “Girl From Nowhere” and it’s in Thai language. It’s about a girl named Nanno who exposes students and teachers across schools down the country to bring out the worst in them. Nanno’s adventures (if you want to call it that) are funny and thrilling as she causes chaos. They are full of thrills and romance (that one time she shared a romantic moment with someone on the rooftop.) It is very disturbing and I will point out that it has mature content like “In The Dark” to. Overall, a great show full of laughs and so many things that I can’t just explain. I really hope Murphy comes back. She’s a clumsy and funny protagonist and I would hate to see her go. She’s a character you don’t get to see in a lot of shows. As a teenager or adult watching this,this is funny. Push aside all the things that people hate about this show. Pretend it doesn’t exist for a little while. See for yourself. “It’s not what you look at that matters, its what you see.” -Henry David Thoreau 10 out of 10.