I just found out about this app a few days ago and it might be my favorite one ever. Every day it has four puzzles about a specific subject and at the end it gives you really cool information. It makes me feel so smart and it's the perfect thing to do while doing my morning coffee. And the best: it has no ads and it's almost all free! The only thing you could pay for it you want it's the access to their past puzzles. I've been so annoyed with apps recently because they're always so expensive and they're free versions are totally unusable but not this one.

I've been needing a new podcast to obsess over and this is just the thing! She is so funny and the way she tels stories is so addictive. The good news is that this podcast started in 2017 (mind you, 9 years ago) and is still going, so I will never run out of episodes to watch

In honour to my favourite album winning a grammy! Even though this was released last august it was my second most listened to album from the whole year. It's absolutely perfect and it all ties up so well even though the songs are very diverse. She is probably the best vocalist I've ever seen.

I was really craving reading a nobleflower fic but I could never find one that interested me, so I went on this one with zero expectations and Oh My God this was life changing It's pretty short (like only 2 chapters) but it cover all of Narcissa's hogwarts years in a lot of detail. The black sister's angst was so good, I love Andromeda so much The way the ending was written had me jumping of my bed, it tied up so well with cannon, and I cried

I was a little scared this book was going to be bad, bc I feel like recently everything is bad quality and they don't make things like they used to. But I should've known better, Holly Jackson can never disappoint me. Usually I struggle a little getting past the beginning of her books (or all thrillers really) cause I find them boring, but this one was definitely the exception. I started reading this book while spending a week at the beach with my friends, so I expected to read like 10 pages, but it was so interesting from the start and also such a easy read that I read more than half, and I definitely would've read it in only a couple days if I was under normal circumstances. I (and a few other people in the internet) guessed the plot twist 2/3 chapters before the reveal. But that isn't necessarily bad, I thought it was so smart and didn't see it coming for most of the book. If I were to say anything bad abt the book, it would be the very last chapter, I just didn't like the execution of it or what happened (iykyk) but honestly it doesn't matter that much

I didn't expect to love this show as much as I did. It was so funny, the children are hilarious and Quinta Brunson (the creator of the show and the main character) is such a talented woman. The character development in this is so good and made so much sense. Honestly I can't think of a single bad thing abt this show (although it could be the 'graduation goggles' speaking). As a short sunshiny woman I relate to Janine so much and I hope I am like her when I am an adult. This made me seriously consider becoming a teacher.

Audrey Hobert is so underrated

this puzzle is going to be the death of me and i love it

it's been so long since I last watched this movie I forgot how good it was. it's genuinely so funny and I literally laughed out loud multiple times. Even when I wasn't laughing I was smiling. even though it's a children's movie I think it brings up very interesting topics like the family having a hard time accepting the baby (idk his name) because he is not like they wanted him to be, and in the end they realized that even though he wasn't what they expected he was still their family and the sweetest kid ever.

fr the only men that should be allowed to have a podcast. They're one of the only people that actually make me laugh out loud. The only reason this is not five stars is bc sometimes they go on rants abt stuff i don't really care about (like sports or some famous people) but even then it's comforting to have it in the background.

Last season I honestly had a hard time enjoying it, so I wasn't really that exited for this one. However I loved this way more than I expected. They have a really cool way to change some things that are in the book so the essence stays the same but it's different enough that even the people who read the books can't tell exactly what's going to happen. I love Clarisse so much and her arc this season was really good. The whole thing with her dad. Her accepting Annabeth and Grover (and even Percy) as her friends. It was all so good. Now that Chris is on Kronos' side, I really hope they make her have something with Silena, I shipped them so hard in the book and honestly I could see Rick doing that (since he discovered that he can write gay characters and has been doing that a lot). Another thing that I liked this season was percabeth, they're wanting glances are everything to me. The way Percy is completely devoted to her. I am obsessed with the changes that they made to Thalia's story, although I can not see a way they can make her not be on Kronos' side after what Zeus did to her, maybe that's why she joined the hunters. Her and Percy haven't even talked yet and you can already cut they're tension with a sword.

romcoms are so back! the friends to lovers, the slow burn and the visuals are *chef's kiss* the dancing scene is now forever engraved in my brain

In the beginning the show is honestly very repetitive, it's just pennywise scaring the kids in various ways, even though it's not boring, it's not that entertaing. However the last few episodes are so good, we get a lot of info on his background, what he is and why he stays in derry. Probably my favorite part of this whole show is the background designs, there is a lot of little callbacks from previous episodes and the original films, all of it just ties up so well while looking really good. After finishing the show I went on youtube and had to watch some videos explaining the ending cause I was a little confused and I ended up learning a lot about the Stephen King universe and how this ties up to some of his other works (like the Dick Halloran from the shining is the same as this one! I just thought the name was a fun little callback), anyways, this just solidified how gread this whole story is.

writing letter to my loved ones is one of my favorite things I picked up last year

Lowkey the whole movie was just us watching Thanos kick their ass again and again. I definitely missed out on part of the experience by not remembering most of the characters backstories. Like what do I mean I watched all of the Thor movies and still don't remember shit? I fear I am doomed. Anyways.. It's a really great movie and the only reason why it isn't rated higher is bc I don't really like action movies that much. But it made me feel so many emotions, I literally yelled when Thanos stabbed tony. I cried so hard when Vision died, Wanda is so dear to me, I wish I could protect her.

The firls half (or 70%) it's really good and really interesting, but I felt like it lost me a but toward the end. And the ending was kinda rushed. It's hard to talk about the story bc it's literally young royals but sapphic (which means it's really good!). I think the best way I could describe this is: very good, but nothing special

This last season was kinda really disappointing. I didn't expect much since s4 but it was worse than that. However, it was still entertaining and i even liked some parts. I loved the Will and Robin arc, it was everything, she's my fav character fr. Also the acting this season was sooo bad (mostly Millie). Obv excluding Sadie, Caleb and the guy who plays Vecna (i forgot his name) bc they carried this season, they're so talented, i adore them. The last episode was so rushed, this season could've had more episodes. Like they fought the mind flayer (mind you, the real villain) for like 20 minutes. And it left so many plotwholes that we're probably never going to find out the answers to. Also all of it was very predictable, the final plot was literally the most famous theory in the fandom. I gave it 3 stars just because it did have good moments and it was entertaining, also i love the characters (although this is mostly bc of old seasons), and bc in the end it wasn't just a d&d game!

Honestly very overrated, maybe the next ones are better idk. Because it's a very old movie I didn't judge the horrible special effects but the fighting scenes were very anticlimactic and the acting was also really bad like they just didn't express any feelings. I feel like if it had more songs in it (like in the soundtrack) it would be much better, some scenes (mostly the fighting ones) were so boring cause they were just silence. However, I can acknowledge that there were some scenes that i was interested in and overall the story was good, it was just the execution that was not.

why do I even do this to myself? I ""read"" this book and hated it. I saw this poster and hated it. And yet, I took time out of my day to watch this. the mom was such a victim in this. If I was forced to marry that stupid ass man bc I got pregnant with his child at 17 just to have a daughter like Clara and to have my husband cheating on me with my sister I would honestly crash out. Them both dying in a car accident was really a blessing in disguise. I started the movie hating Clara, then I started liking her (for all, her father did just die) but then by the end I hated her again. The scene where her and her bf (I don't remember his name) reconcile in the movie theater and she just climbs him in front of everyone (this scene in the middle of the poster) made me so irrationally mad, like you could've just kissed. also her friend that was just there to be annoying, say some inconsiderate shit and be a burden to that family could've been just unwritten and wouldn't make a difference.