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Watched it for the first time when I was nine- in fact it was my first anime- and I was traumatized. But after rewatching the series at 15 I was able to understand the deeper meaning of the story learning that each of the girls represents a stage of grief. I also have to comment on how AMAZING the animations in the show is. Between the witches, the costume designs and the evil cat- I seriously couldn't get enough of it. But please I strongly recommend kids under the age of 12 don't watch it because their minds can make things seem a lot scarier than they really are :)

After doing a full analysis on the book, I realized the it really was the perfecting ending. Mafi really did an amazing job with Julliete this time around, rewriting her whole character and leaving it up to Warner to unravel her. When it came to her parts, I did find them a little dull but I believe it was the best way to end the series. It was disappointing to see julliet develop a crush on Anderson but cut her some slack, her whole memories were wiped and if were being honest Anderson was described to be extremely good looking. Kenji's parts really pulled through as they were so funny even when the circumstances weren't and thats honestly one of the only reason I kept reading (that and wanting the see warner and Juliette together again)

This series really did shatter me. The heartbreaking story between julliet, Adam and Warner made me stare up at the ceiling in both awe and sadness. Julliet's character was so well written and you couldn't help but just fall in love with Warner and Kenji. Adam would make you mad and want to throw the book away but at the same ti.e you would cry and keep turning the pages. I finished the whole series in a week, reading the book 3-6 in a single day. It was a Rollercoaster but the series changed my life. Looking forward to re reading it.

SPOILER ALERT SEASON 3 FINLE_ The season three finale was everything I dreamed of an so much more. Between Anne and Gilbert not talking and having the words "I love you" Stolen from them more often than I can count, or Diana finally standing up for herself and going to queens, it couldn't have been better. The show hans't been renued for a fourth season but I believe that there is no need as it came to a natural end, leaving us with as Anne herself would have said "A scope for the imagination."

Finished watching the show in less than a day. I honestly wasn't expecting much considering that it was a Netflix show rated g. But I was more than suprised to say the least. Another amazing sereis by Kenny Ortega. The music was truly touched my heart and so did the characters, wether it was discovering more about themselves or unraveling things that they had pushed under a rug. Also the chemistry between Julie and Luke was actually crazy. I was expecting it to end after the first season but I'm happy to say that there's definitely going to be a second season!

SPOILER ALERT Chemical Hearts really does capture the mess that is teenage relationships. Though Henry Page has never known love, he slowly but surely falls for the train wreck Grace Towns, whos still in love with her dead boyfriend. And in the end, though they both went down their own paths apart they still had the experience. Moral of the story: high school relationships aren’t built to last.