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The new Netflix documentaries tells the story of the strange disappearance of three year old Madeleine that disappeared on the 3.05.2007 in their vacation home in Portugal and hasn’t been seen since. The case was very strange as they didn’t had any real leads and barely any evidence. The only real suspects were the arenas as they behaved very suspicious during this whole ordeal and after watching the 8-part docu I believe that the parents had something to do with it.

I honestly was so baffled at how a person can just disappear of the face of the earth without any trace. Especially since it’s been 12 years since her disappearance it’s even more unlikely that she will turn up again wich is so devastating.

If you want to find out what happened to her, watch the documentary on Netflix.

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Is a Netflix original show that showcases the most “iconic” crimes that took place in America. This trail has split America and it’s one of the most controversial cases of all time.

In this Show, the whole case is being showcased, exactly as it happend in 1994.

The famous celebrity OJ Simpson is being accused of killing his ex wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her acquaintance Ron Goldman in the night of the 12.June 1994 in Brentwood.

The evidence is against OJ Simpson, and it’s quite convincing but the brilliantly planed Defence of Oj that included Robert Shapiro, Robert Kardashian and Johnny Cochran pledged that the LAPD conspired against mr. Simpson and framed him for the murders due to them being racist. This of course as America is insanely divided and racism is a huge and prominent issue it caught the attention of the public and due to the lawyers being diligent they managed to let the public focus solely on the race issues that are definitely happening in the US, just not in this case. The evidence was definitely pointing towards Simpson...

I loved watching this show as it was really interesting and intriguing. In the beginning I wasn’t sure if he’d did It but after watching this show it was so obvious that he was guilty. You have to lend it to his lawyers who did a brilliant job in representing him.

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This Documentary on YouTube tells the tragic story of Gypsy Rose Blancharde that endured so much pain and abuse from her mother throughout her whole life. Gypsy was born perfectly healthy, but as her mom had Munchausen by proxy she faked and made up diseases for her daughter and forced her to endure numerous procedures that she did not need. She manipulated and abused her into thinking she had Cancer,Epilepsy,Muscle dystrophy, had a feeding tube put in and so much more even though she hadn’t. She forced her daughter into a wheelchair as she said that she couldn’t walk even though she could and injected her food through a permanent tube she had put in even though she could eat just fine.

Gypsys min abused and used her for money and gypsy had enough. She plotted the murder of her mother together with her then mentally unstable Boyfriend Nick Godejohn, who committed the murder.

To find out more about Gypsys story, watch the documentary on YouTube.

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This documentary follows some of the most dangerous prisoners in the Indiana state prison. It talks about how they got there, what led them to commit the crime and how they handle their life in prison. It’s really interesting to watch and the interviewer is really great at what he does.

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Meet America's Most Infamous Women Prisoners (Female Prison Documentary) - Real Stories

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This is a story that isn’t getting any attention on social media or a lot of the news networks so I wanted to share it here.

China is locking up hundreds of thousands of Uighurs, Muslims, without reason or trial in Xinjiang. The Chinese government is very strict and controls the media very thoroughly wich is why many Chinese citizens either don’t know about it or are forbidden from talking about it due to them facing prison if they do.

Not only does the government perform nazi-like crimes against the Uighur’s by putting them into concentration camps where they are forced to eat pork, forced to learn mandarin and forced to renounce their faith.

The Chinese government has been arresting and punishing minorities for years.

Hopefully the international media starts reporting on this issue and that we can put an end to these horrendous crimes committed by the Chinese government.

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China is facing growing criticism over its persecution of some Muslim minority groups, huge numbers of whom are allegedly being held in internment camps.

In August 2018, a UN committee heard that up to one million Uighur Muslims and other Muslim groups could be being detained in the western Xinjiang region, where they're said to be undergoing "re-education" programmes.

The claims were made by rights groups, but China denies the allegations. At the same time, there's growing evidence of oppressive surveillance against people living in Xinjiang.

We've developed this new format to try to explain the story to you better.

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China is facing growing criticism over its persecution of some Muslim minority groups, huge numbers of whom are allegedly being held in internment camps. In August 2018, a UN committee heard that up to one million Uighur Muslims and other Muslim groups could be being detained in the western Xinjiang region, where they're said to be undergoing "re-education" programmes.

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A Woman named Nasim Aghdam opened fire at the YouTube Headquarters in San Bruno on Tuesday. The attack left a man(36 years old) and two women (32 & 27) wounded. After shooting the victims the attacker was found dead with what looked like a self inflicted gunshot wound. The suspect, Nasim Aghdam was reported missing on Monday by her family, and they believed she was going to YouTube because she hated the company. Her motive is being investigated, even though they believe she committed this attack out of anger, because YouTube was filtering her videos and reducing her pay. Months prior to the attack she posted videos complaining about YouTube, and ranting on her website how YouTube  was targeting her and regulating her videos so she wouldn’t get much views, so that people wouldn’t watch her videos online. She was angry because YouTube stopped paying her. Following the shooting all her accounts have been deactivated.

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The suspect in a gun attack at YouTube's HQ in California had expressed anger over its treatment of her video postings, media reports say. Police have named Nasim Aghdam, 39, as the suspect but say they are still investigating a motive.

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Mass surveillance isn’t the answer to fighting terrorism

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Mass surveillance isn’t the answer to fighting terrorism

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The article published by The New York Times on the 17.11.2015 tries to answer the question, to why mass surveillance and taking away the privacy and democratic right isn’t the answer to fighting terrorist attacks. Even though intelligent services keep on telling the public that mass surveillance helps prevent these attack’s, there is concrete evidence that it doesn’t. Most of the people responsible of those attacks were already on the suspect list of local authorities. The actual problem is the inability to act on already known subjects. You can find out more on the topic here:

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It's a wretched yet predictable ritual after each new terrorist attack: Certain politicians and government officials waste no time exploiting the tragedy for their own ends. The remarks on Monday by John Brennan, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, took that to a new and disgraceful low.

Speaking less than three days after coordinated terrorist attacks in Paris killed 129 and injured hundreds more, Mr. Brennan complained about "a lot of hand-wringing over the government's role in the effort to try to uncover these terrorists."

What he calls "hand-wringing" was the sustained national outrage following the 2013 revelations by Edward Snowden, a former National Security Agency contractor, that the agency was using provisions of the Patriot Act to secretly collect information on millions of Americans' phone records. In June, President Obama signed the USA Freedom Act, which ends bulk collection of domestic phone data by the government (but not the collection of other data, like emails and the content of Americans' international phone calls) and requires the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to make its most significant rulings available to the public.

These reforms are only a modest improvement on the Patriot Act, but the intelligence community saw them as a grave impediment to antiterror efforts. In his comments Monday, Mr. Brennan called the attacks in Paris a "wake-up call," and claimed that recent "policy and legal" actions "make our ability collectively, internationally, to find these terrorists much more challenging."

It is hard to believe anything Mr. Brennan says. Last year, he bluntly denied that the C.I.A. had illegally hacked into the computers of Senate staff members conducting an investigation into the agency's detention and torture programs when, in fact, it did. In 2011, when he was President Obama's top counterterrorism adviser, he claimed that American drone strikes had not killed any civilians, despite clear evidence that they had. And his boss, James Clapper Jr., the director of national intelligence, has admitted lying to the Senate on the N.S.A.'s bulk collection of data. Even putting this lack of credibility aside, it's not clear what extra powers Mr. Brennan is seeking.

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John Brennan, the director of the C.I.A. Credit Win Mcnamee/Getty Images

Most of the men who carried out the Paris attacks were already on the radar of intelligence officials in France and Belgium, where several of the attackers lived only hundreds of yards from the main police station, in a neighborhood known as a haven for extremists. As one French counterterrorism expert and former defense official said, this shows that "our intelligence is actually pretty good, but our ability to act on it is limited by the sheer numbers." In other words, the problem in this case was not a lack of data, but a failure to act on information authorities already had.

In fact, indiscriminate bulk data sweeps have not been useful. In the more than two years since the N.S.A.'s data collection programs became known to the public, the intelligence community has failed to show that the phone program has thwarted a terrorist attack. Yet for years intelligence officials and members of Congress repeatedly misled the public by claiming that it was effective.

The intelligence agencies' inability to tell the truth about surveillance practices is just one part of the problem. The bigger issue is their willingness to circumvent the laws, however they are written. The Snowden revelations laid bare how easy it is to abuse national-security powers, which are vaguely defined and generally exercised in secret.

Listening to Mr. Brennan and other officials, like James Comey, the head of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, one might believe that the government has been rendered helpless to defend Americans against the threat of future terror attacks.

Mr. Comey, for example, has said technology companies like Apple and Google should make it possible for law enforcement to decode encrypted messages the companies' customers send and receive. But requiring that companies build such back doors into their devices and software could make those systems much more vulnerable to hacking by criminals and spies. Technology experts say that government could just as easily establish links between suspects, without the use of back doors, by examining who they call or message, how often and for how long.

In truth, intelligence authorities are still able to do most of what they did before - only now with a little more oversight by the courts and the public. There is no dispute that they and law enforcement agencies should have the necessary powers to detect and stop attacks before they happen. But that does not mean unquestioning acceptance of ineffective and very likely unconstitutional tactics that reduce civil liberties without making the public safer.

A version of this article appears in print on , Section A, Page 26 of the New York edition with the headline: Mass Surveillance Isn't the Answer. Order Reprints | Today's Paper | Subscribe

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Opinion | Mass Surveillance Isn't the Answer to Fighting Terrorism

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Editorial It's a wretched yet predictable ritual after each new terrorist attack: Certain politicians and government officials waste no time exploiting the tragedy for their own ends. The remarks on Monday by John Brennan, the director of the Central Intelligence Agency, took that to a new and disgraceful low.

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After the acquittal (calling the defendants not guilty of a crime)of five men on rape charges, Latin American women rallied in Paloma. Following this event they encouraged women on twitter to speak out about sexual violence by using #Cuéntalo wich means tell your story. Thousands of Latin American women tweeted their story, and some chose to tell the stories of women who no longer could, because they were the victim of violence, adding "I’m telling you this story because (insert name of the victim) couldn’t.

We need to carry on fighting for women, and their stories should and need to be heard, because these criminals need to be held accountable for their actions.

To read more about the different stories, click the link.

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It began as a call to arms to women in Spain after last week's incendiary acquittal of five men on rape charges in Pamplona. "We must tell of the aggressions, the violations, compañeras," the journalist Cristina Fallarás tweeted, urging her followers to speak out over sexual violence using the hashtag #Cuéntalo.

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One thing I wished for but never ever thought possible was peace between north and South Korea, but luckily by the end of the year the Korean War should finally come to an end. On Friday in Seoul the leaders of North and South Korea agreed on removing all nuclear weapons from the Korean Peninsula and declared "peace".

Find out more about this groundbreaking and massive change, that I think we should be very grateful about.

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North and South Korea Set Bold Goals: A Final Peace and No Nuclear Arms (Published 2018)

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Kim Jong-un of North Korea and Moon Jae-in of the South agreed to work to formally end the Korean War and rid the peninsula of nuclear weapons.

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Due to rising polls that some people Italy believe that migrants are causing crime and taking away their jobs, anti-fascist protesters went out in the streets in fear of a right-wing revival (conservatives).

They were holding a dozen rallies before the election in March, even the prime minister Paolo Gentiloni rallied with them and other government ministers in Rome.

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Opinion polls in Italy show that many people there believe that migrants are causing crime and taking jobs away.

In response to fears of a right-wing revival, anti- fascist protesters went out in the streets of major cities for at least a dozen rallies before elections take place in March. Prime minister Paolo Gentiloni came to a rally with other government ministers in Rome.

Difficult words: right-wing (a strong belief that a country should stay traditional and protect itself from other peoples), revival (a return), fascist (a person who believes that a government should control its people and economy), rally (a large meeting).

You can watch the video news lower on this page.

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02-03-2018 07:00 Opinion polls in Italy show that many people there believe that migrants are causing crime and taking jobs away. In response to fears of a right-wing revival, anti-fascist protesters went out in the streets of major cities for at least a dozen rallies before elections take place in March.

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"We want to order,control and limit migration to Germany"

Angela Merkel Chancellor of Germany who staked on welcoming thousands of migrants to Germany agreed to tighten the boarders with Austria and build camps for asylum seekers. All in order to save her government. She was known as a leader who was the standard bearer of the liberal European but has been under intense pressure from the conservatives like the AFD over her migration policy.

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Merkel, to Survive, Agrees to Border Camps for Migrants

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BERLIN - Chancellor Angela Merkel, who staked her legacy on welcoming hundreds of thousands of migrants into Germany, agreed on Monday to build border camps for asylum seekers and to tighten the border with Austria in a political deal to save her government.

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Former South Korean president park sentenced to 24 years in prison

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The former South Korean president Park Guen-hye was sentenced to 24 years jail time for corruption.

The South Korean court ruled the former President guilty of extortion(blackmailing someone), bribery(offering someone money in order for them to keep quiet, and not share information for instance), abuse of power and more.

She also has to pay a 16 million dollar fine, and even though she denied the allegations, she has one week to pay the fine.

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Former South Korean President Park Sentenced to 24 Years

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A South Korean court has sentenced former President Park Geun-hye to 24 years in prison for corruption. The Seoul Central District Court ruled Park guilty of bribery, extortion, abuse of power and other charges. The court's chief judge said the punishment was necessary to prevent similar wrongdoing by other presidents in the future.

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Trump Interviews Supreme Court Prospects

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After the resignation of the Supreme Court Justice Anthony M. Kennedy who has been Justice for many years, Donald Trump is now in charge of appointing the next Supreme Court Justice.This would mean that President Trump will be able to shape America for decades to come. On Monday Trump Held Interviews for possible Candidates that could fill the former Supreme Court Justices Seat. Let’s hope he makes a good decision.

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President Trump will temporarily reorganize his White House staff to focus on confirming a Supreme Court nominee to fill the seat of Justice Anthony M. Kennedy. Credit Credit T.J. Kirkpatrick for The New York Times

WASHINGTON - President Trump interviewed four candidates on Monday to take Justice Anthony M. Kennedy's place on the Supreme Court as the White House raced to meet the president's promise to announce a replacement for the retiring justice early next week.

The White House refused to disclose the names of whom the president met with, but according to people briefed on the vetting process, they were the federal appeals court judges Amy Coney Barrett of the Seventh Circuit; Brett M. Kavanaugh of the District of Columbia Circuit; and Raymond M. Kethledge and Amul R. Thapar of the Sixth Circuit. The president met alone with them for 45 minutes each.

Judge Thapar, the son of Indian-American immigrants, was Mr. Trump's first nominee to an appeals court in 2017. A former district court judge from Kentucky with a conservative track record, Judge Thapar was among those the president considered as a replacement for Justice Antonin Scalia, who died in 2016.

Judge Kavanaugh, an appointee of President George W. Bush who also worked in Mr. Bush's White House, clerked at the Supreme Court for Justice Kennedy. He was also a prosecutor under the independent counsel Kenneth W. Starr, who investigated President Bill Clinton.

Mr. Trump has expressed a desire to name a woman to the court, and Judge Barrett is a favorite of religious conservatives. Deeply religious and a former law clerk for Justice Scalia, she once argued that Catholic judges should sometimes recuse themselves from sentencing in death penalty cases.

Judge Kethledge also clerked for Justice Kennedy, and has the support of some conservative activists. A graduate of the University of Michigan Law School, Judge Kethledge does not have the Harvard or Yale pedigree that Mr. Trump has told associates he would like to see in the next justice.

Mr. Trump said all of the judges he had talked to about the job were "outstanding people," but he gave no hint about whom he might choose. "They are really incredible people in so many different ways - academically, and every other way," the president said.

"I had a very, very interesting morning," he said, speaking to reporters in the Oval Office before a meeting with Prime Minister Mark Rutte of the Netherlands.

Mr. Trump said he most likely would meet with two or three other candidates before making his decision. A list of the names of those interviewed on Monday was earlier reported by the Above the Law blog and The Washington Post.

Sarah Huckabee Sanders, the White House press secretary, said Mr. Trump did not meet with any other candidates over the weekend. With less than a week before Mr. Trump's self-imposed deadline of next Monday to announce his choice to succeed Justice Kennedy, who announced his resignation on Wednesday, the White House has embarked on a vetting and public relations effort that in past administrations has taken weeks.

But Ms. Sanders said that teams of lawyers from the counsel's office and the Justice Department have begun compiling volumes of research on the finalists, and that key staff members would spend the summer focused entirely on winning confirmation of whomever Mr. Trump eventually chooses. And Democrats have responded to the accelerated White House effort by immediately targeting judges widely believed to be on the president's shortlist.

The candidates interviewed Monday are among a group of federal appeals court judges who are believed to be finalists to replace Justice Kennedy. All are on a broader list of 25 people, mostly conservative judges, from which Mr. Trump has publicly said he will choose. His shortlist appears to also include Thomas M. Hardiman of the Third Circuit, William H. Pryor Jr. of the 11th Circuit and Joan L. Larsen of the Sixth Circuit.

Even without a name, Democrats began focusing on Monday on the backgrounds and rulings of the finalists, stressing their likely opposition to the Affordable Care Act and predicting that any of them would support overturning Roe v. Wade, the landmark 1973 case establishing the constitutional right to an abortion.

Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, took direct aim at Ms. Barrett on Twitter, accusing her of supporting the idea of rearguing the abortion precedent.

"The bottom line: Judge Barrett has given every indication that she will be an activist judge on the Court," Mr. Schumer wrote in one of a series of tweets. "If chosen as the nominee, she will be the deciding vote to overturn Roe v. Wade and to strike down pre-existing conditions protections in the ACA."

Mr. Schumer and other Democrats have insisted that Mr. Trump's choice for the court must be pressed during hearings to specifically say whether they would join a majority in the court to end abortion rights.

But Senator Mitch McConnell, Republican of Kentucky and the majority leader, responded to that demand on Monday by highlighting quotes from liberal justices saying during their confirmation hearings that it would be inappropriate to talk about specific cases.

Mr. McConnell said such comments amounted to "the Ginsburg Standard," named after Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.

"A judge sworn to decide impartially can offer no forecasts, no hints, for that would show not only disregard for the specifics of the particular case, it would display disdain for the entire judicial process," Justice Ginsburg said during her 1993 hearings to be on the court. She added, "Were I to rehearse here what I would say and how I would reason on such questions, I would act injudiciously."

Democratic strategists are also eager to highlight Mr. Trump's statements about abortion during the 2016 presidential campaign. In one debate, Mr. Trump said he would appoint two or three anti-abortion justices to the court, so a more conservative majority could overturn Roe v. Wade.

"That will happen automatically in my opinion," Mr. Trump said during the debate with Hillary Clinton, his Democratic opponent, in October 2016.

In an interview with Maria Bartiromo of Fox News, broadcast on Sunday, he said he "probably" would not ask his Supreme Court candidates about their views of the case.

"Well, that's a big one. And probably not," Mr. Trump told Ms. Bartiromo. "They are all saying don't do that. You don't do that. You shouldn't do that."

He added, "But I'm putting conservative people on."

In 2017, Judge Neil M. Gorsuch, the president's first pick for the Supreme Court, replacing Justice Scalia, was asked whether Mr. Trump ever asked him to overturn Roe v. Wade.

"I would have walked out the door," Judge Gorsuch said. "That's not what judges do."

At the White House on Monday, Ms. Sanders, the press secretary, repeatedly said Mr. Trump had not asked candidates for the court to say how they would rule on specific cases. "He's looking for individuals that have the right intellect, the right temperament and that will uphold the Constitution," Ms. Sanders told reporters.

In the meantime, White House officials said, Mr. Trump will temporarily reorganize his White House staff to focus on confirming a new justice by the time the court's next term opens in October.

Raj Shah, a deputy press secretary, will take a leave from his responsibilities in the press office to focus exclusively on coordinating the president's message on behalf of the pick, Ms. Sanders said.

Donald F. McGahn II, the White House counsel, will lead the process, Ms. Sanders said, and will be aided by a team of lawyers in the counsel's office and another at the Justice Department, which will help in vetting the candidates and preparing the nominee for hearings.

The job of working with conservative organizations outside the White House will fall to Justin Clark, the director of the Office of Public Liaison, Ms. Sanders said.

"Teams of attorneys from the White House Counsel's Office and Department of Justice are working to ensure the president has all the information he needs to choose his nominee," Ms. Sanders said in a statement. "The Department of Justice is fully engaged to support the nomination and confirmation efforts."

The staff deployment is a reflection of the seriousness with which the White House takes the task of winning a quick confirmation. While Republicans control the Senate, they have only a one-vote margin, and Mr. McConnell has made it clear he wants to bring the nomination to a vote before the November congressional elections.

Others in the White House, including Marc Short, the director of legislative affairs, and John F. Kelly, the chief of staff, will also be involved in the process, Ms. Sanders said.

Michael D. Shear reported from Washington, and Maggie Haberman from New York. Sheryl Gay Stolberg contributed reporting from Washington.

A version of this article appears in print on , Section A, Page 1 of the New York edition with the headline: Trump Meets Four Finalists For Court Seat. Order Reprints | Today's Paper | Subscribe

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Ever wondered what a total lunar Eclipse, a Blue Moon and a supermoon look like? Well you’re  in luck! Because after 2 years, the total lunar eclipse finally came back on January 31, 2018. After 1866 the Blue Moon could have been seen from the US. To find out more about what made the event so special, and how it looked like, click on the link to find out.

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The rare Super Blue Blood Moon is in the record books and what an event it was.

Read our wrap story here about the meet-up of a Blue Moon, supermoon and total lunar eclipse. See more reader photos here! It was the first total lunar eclipse since 2015 and the first Blue Moon Blood Moon visible from the U.S. since 1866! See our video highlight reel above and read for more amazing photos, and details on what made the event so special.

Did you miss it? Don't worry, here's when the next Blood Moon lunar eclipses will occur through 2019!
The Most Amazing Super Blue Blood Moon Photos See Videos and Images on Social Media Teach Your Kids about the Super Blue Blood Moon!
Editor's note: If you capture an amazing photo or video of the Jan. 31 total lunar eclipse and would like to share it with Space.com for a story or gallery, send images and comments to: spacephotos@space.com. Here are just a few amazing views sent in by Space.com readers:

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Astrophotographer Victor Rogus captured this stunning view of the moon setting in Florida, just as the eclipse was starting to get underway.

In Los Angeles, the iconic Griffith Observatory livestreamed the lunar eclipse and opened its doors to spectactors despite the pre-dawn timing of the event. The result: a truly unique view of the celestial event.

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Blue Moon

A Blue Moon is when two full moons happen in the same calendar month; lunar eclipses occur when the moon passes into Earth's shadow; and supermoons happen when the moon's perigee - its closest approach to Earth in a single orbit - coincides with a full moon. In this case, the supermoon also happens to be the day of the lunar eclipse.
Biggest Full Moon of 2018 Shines in Spectacular New Year's Photos
The first full moon of January occurred on the night of Jan. 1 or the morning of Jan. 2, depending on your location.You can see our full coverage of that event here:

The second full moon and the lunar eclipse will occur on the night of Jan. 31 or the morning of Feb. 1. And the supermoon will take place on the night of Jan. 30, which is technically one day before the moon reaches peak fullness, but even NASA is willing to call the event a supermoon nonetheless. [ How to Photograph the Supermoon: NASA Pro Shares His Tips]

On Jan. 31, not every place on Earth will see the Blue Moon this month, because the second full moon of January won't technically appear in those places until Feb. 1. These places include regions in eastern Asia and eastern Australia, where skywatchers won't see the first full moon until Jan. 2 and the next full moon until the morning of Feb. 1. For example, in Melbourne, Australia, the full moon arrives on Jan. 2 at 1:24 p.m. local time, and the next full moon is on Feb. 1 at 1:26 a.m., so skywatchers will technically miss the Blue Moon by less than 2 hours.

But their fellow Aussies in Perth, in the southwestern part of the country, will get one, since the first full moon occurs on Jan. 2 at 10:24 a.m. local time, so the moon will still look quite full when it rises at 7:35 p.m. On Jan. 31, the moon rises at 7:09 p.m. and reaches fullness at 9:26 p.m.

Blue Moons are not as rare as the old saying "once in a blue moon" implies; they happen about once every 2.7 years, because the number of days in a lunation (new moon to new moon) is a bit less than the usual calendar month - 29.53 days as opposed to 31 or 30 days (except for February, which has 28 days, so a blue moon cannot occur). A sequence of 12 lunations adds up to 354.36 days, against the 365.24 days in a year. The discrepancy adds up over time, until a year will have 13 lunations as opposed to 12. For some observers, 2018 will feature two Blue Moons - one in January and one in March (with no full moon in February).

Supermoon and lunar eclipse

The real star of the show for moon watchers is the lunar eclipse on Jan. 31. The supermoon (when the moon reaches its closest point to Earth in this orbit) will be the day before, on Jan. 30 at 4:58 a.m. EST (0958 GMT). The moon will be 223,068 miles (358,994 kilometers) from Earth, compared to the average distance of238,855 miles (384,400 km), according to NASA.

Though a supermoon does appear slightly larger in the sky than a full moon that takes place when Earth's lunar companion is farther away from us in its orbit, the difference is nearly impossible for most skywatchers to notice because the moon is so bright and the maximum possible difference in the moon's apparent size is small (only about 14 percent), according to NASA.

Unlike solar eclipses, which are only visible from specific places on Earth, lunar eclipses are visible from anywhere it is nighttime. Lunar eclipses don't occur every month because the plane of the lunar orbit is slightly tilted relative to the plane of the Earth's orbit, so the Earth, sun and moon don't always line up to put the moon in Earth's shadow. For the Jan. 31 lunar eclipse, viewers in some places will not be able to see the entire event because it starts near moonrise or moonset. Lunar eclipses are only visible on Earth's night side.

Observers in New York City will see the moon enter Earth's penumbra (the lighter, outer part of its shadow) at 5:51 a.m. on Jan. 31. The penumbra darkens the moon only a little; unless you're especially keen eyed, it is often difficult to notice. The moon will touch the umbra, the darker part of the shadow that gives the eclipse the distinctive look of darkening and reddening the moon, at 6:48 a.m. local time. But the moon sets only 16 minutes later, so New Yorkers will get to see only the first part of the eclipse. To see as much of the eclipse as possible, you'll want to be near a flat western horizon.

The situation gets better as you move west. Chicagoans will see the penumbra touch the moon at 4:51 a.m. local time, and it will still be a good 26.7 degrees above the horizon (about 53 times the apparent width of the full moon). The umbral eclipse will start at 5:48 a.m. local time, and by 6:16a.m., the moon will take on its characteristic blood-red color as it enters totality. Even so, it will set only minutes later, at 7:03 a.m., just as the sun rises.

In Denver and points west, the eclipse will start at 3:51 a.m. local time, with the umbra reaching the moon's edge at 4:48 a.m. The point of maximum eclipse, when the moon is deepest in the shadow of the Earth, will occur at 6:29 a.m. For the Mile-High City, the moon will set after the lunar eclipse ends at 7:07 a.m. local time, when the moon exits the umbra. Moonset will follow at 7:10 a.m.

Californians will have a better view of the end of totality, as the penumbral eclipse will start at 2:51 a.m. local time, and the partial eclipse will begin at 3:48 a.m. At 4:51 a.m. local time, the total phase will start, ending at 5:29 a.m. Totality will end at 6:07 a.m., and the moon will emerge from the umbra at 7:11 a.m. The penumbral shadow will pass after the moon is just below the horizon.

As one travels west across the Pacific, the lunar eclipse will occur earlier in the night; skywatchers in Hawaii will be able to see the entire thing from beginning to end, as will Alaskans and viewers in eastern Asia and Australia. On Jan. 31, people in Tokyo will see the lunar eclipse's penumbral phase start at 7:51 p.m. local time. The umbra will touch the moon at 8:48 p.m., and the maximum eclipse will be at 10:29 p.m. At 11:07 p.m., the moon will reach the opposite side of the umbra, and at 12:11 a.m. on Feb. 1, it will emerge and enter the penumbra. At 1:08 a.m., the eclipse will end for viewers in Tokyo.

People in eastern Europe and western Asia will see something like a mirror image of the eclipse that observers in the Americas will see, because instead of occurring near moonset, the eclipse will start before the moon rises.

Viewers in Moscow will see the moon make a dramatic entrance as it rises while it is still red and deep in Earth's shadow. Moonrise there is at 5:01 p.m. local time on Jan. 31, and the moon will reach the edge of the umbra at 5:07 p.m. The moon will emerge from the dark part of Earth's shadow at 6:07 p.m. In New Delhi, the moon will rise at 5:55 p.m. local time and will be fully covered by the umbra at 6:21 p.m., so it will turn red just as it reaches about a half a hand's width above the eastern horizon.

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Super Blue Blood Moon 2018: Here Are The Best Photos and Videos

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The rare Super Blue Blood Moon is in the record books and what an event it was. Read our wrap story here about the meet-up of a Blue Moon, supermoon and total lunar eclipse. See more reader photos here! It was the first total lunar eclipse since 2015 and the first Blue Moon Blood Moon visible from the U.S.

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A security camera captures the exact moment when a man is almost hit by a train in Australia. The train was going 88 kilometers an hour.

The man was crossing the train line without paying attention to his surroundings, and the incoming train was unnoticed by him.

Only due to the drivers actions did the man survive. Even though it was to late to stop the train completely, the train driver sounded his horn and applied the emergency break.

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27-03-2018 15:00

In Victoria, Australia, CCTV captured the moment that a train nearly hit a man, as it travelled at around 88 kilometres per hour.

The customer walked onto the train line without paying attention and made it to the edge of the opposite platform before hearing the train, as the driver sounded his horn and applied the emergency brake.

Although it was too late to stop the train completely, the driver's evasive measures meant that the foolish man had just enough time to get out of the way of the fast-moving vehicle.

One witness could not bear to watch - as she saw the incident unfold, she put her face against a fence so she could not see.

Difficult words: CCTV (security camera footage), evasive (avoiding - trying not to hit the man), measure (an action, an act), (to be strong enough), (to happen).

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27-03-2018 15:00 In Victoria, Australia, CCTV captured the moment that a train nearly hit a man, as it travelled at around 88 kilometres per hour. The customer walked onto the train line without paying attention and made it to the edge of the opposite platform before hearing the train, as the driver sounded his horn and applied the emergency brake....

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The world is in mourning after the recent passing of the renowned British physicist, Professor Steven Hawking. He died at the age of 76 on the 14. of March 2018, due to his nerve disease.

He gained a first class degree in physics from oxford university and completed his research in cosmology at Cambridge university. Even though he was diagnosed with a rare motor neuron disease and according to the doctors had only a few years to live, it didn’t stop him from trying to answer the most difficult question known to mankind.  He continued to make ground breaking discoveries, like proving Einstein’s general relativity, how the universe began with the "Big Bang" and is going to end in black holes . He published a book that sold over 10. Million copies and received many honors in his lifetime.

He was an extraordinarily man whose work and legacy will live on for many years, and continued to make the impossible, possible.

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19-03-2018 07:00

Renowned British physicist Professor Stephen Hawking died at the age of 76 this year.

Born in 1942, he gained a first-class degree in physics from Oxford University and completed his postgraduate research in cosmology at Cambridge University. Doctors diagnosed him with a rare motor neuron disease, which left him paralysed, and they gave him only a few years to live.

Despite his illness, he went on to make ground-breaking discoveries, specifically proving Einstein's General Relativity, and the fact that the universe began with the Big Bang and would end in black holes. His published book A Brief History of Time sold over 10 million copies.

The physicist received many honours in his lifetime but reportedly turned down knighthood due to a lack of government funding for science.

Hawking married in 1964 and had three children. His family described him as 'an extraordinary man whose work and legacy will live on for many years'.

Difficult words: renowned (well-known, famous), first class (with the best marks), cosmology (the study of the universe), motor neuron (how the brain controls how the body moves), knighthood (the title of a knight).

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19-03-2018 07:00 Renowned British physicist Professor Stephen Hawking died at the age of 76 this year. Born in 1942, he gained a first-class degree in physics from Oxford University and completed his postgraduate research in cosmology at Cambridge University. Doctors diagnosed him with a rare motor neuron disease, which left him paralysed, and they gave him only a few years...

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Are we really ready for synthetic biology?

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Are we really ready for synthetic biology?

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The process of artificially creating organic material comes with infinite possibilities of what human beings can produce and create. Soon, due to synthetic biology we could be able to regrow affected cancer cells without the risk of recurrence, maybe even legs that where lost in a war could be recreated or grown back.

Huge progress was already been made by creating artificial rubber or manufacture textile fibers from animals or plants to help make vaccines (providing active immunity to a disease, "Impfstoffe"). Soon we’ll be able to detect harmful bacteria and produce vast quantities of biofuel. But with all those great advantages that come with synthetic biology, I’m asking myself the questions what kind of downsides synthetic biology has. Check out the article to find out what kind of dangers we may have to face due to synthetic biology.

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Imagine a world where cancer-affected cells can be regrown without risk of recurrence, a world where a limb lost in war can be recreated or grown back. Synthetic biology - the process of creating organic material artificially - has near infinite possibilities and expands the limits of what our bodies can do naturally. It has already been used to help make vaccines, create artificial rubber, and manufacture textile fibers that once came from animals or plants. Synthetic biology will soon be able to produce vast quantities of biofuel and detect harmful bacteria. However, synthetic biology also presents serious concerns: minor genetic errors could create catastrophic disasters, it presents issues which may be too ethically challenging for our current moral development as a species, and it could very easily be used to produce dangerous weapons.

As demonstrated by genetic disorders like Down syndrome and cystic fibrosis, even small errors in genetic code can have dramatic and dangerous effects. Creating life without being fully aware of the consequences can easily result in something that cannot be controlled and might be harmful. For example, someone could unintentionally create a disease that might harm themselves or others. It sounds like a science-fiction movie, but in reality, anyone can buy a synthetic biology kit on the Internet for a few hundred dollars without providing any proof of qualification. These kits in their current state can modify and produce bacteria, and the kits are quickly becoming more sophisticated. Clearly, there should be restrictions on synthetic biology to prevent the average person from tinkering with life. At a minimum, a permit should be required to purchase or use genetic technology, and a user's activities should be monitored.

Traditional human activities, such as hunting and controlled breeding, already tamper with the flow of natural evolution, but synthetic biology could easily cause more drastic impacts. Nature currently evolves naturally, by randomized genetic variation; augmenting oneself or another species with synthetic biology could alter or break the evolutionary chain. If a certain species is modified, that organism may suddenly be competing with another species, disrupting the ecosystem. For example, if you were to modify a bug's eating habits, the plants in that ecosystem may fall out of balance and, in turn, destroy key producers. Nature should not be tampered with beyond the point where we understand the consequences, so synthetic biology should be closely monitored by an authority that has the power to prevent unregulated activities.
With the advent of powerful nuclear weapons, tensions around the world have increased dramatically. Many fear the apocalypse that would result from nuclear war, but what if the next major threat to humanity came in the form of biological warfare? Throughout history, widespread diseases (like the Black Plague) have dealt major blows to mankind. If a biological disease was intentionally created or enhanced, it could easily kill millions of people. In fact, bio-weapons could be more powerful than nuclear weapons, if executed in a way that strikes fast and is difficult to cure. Because of this, major world organizations such as the United Nations must establish a governance over synthetic biology that is at least as effective as their control over nuclear weapons.

Synthetic biology is undoubtedly useful and can be utilized to safely and effectively surpass mankind's capacity to alter life itself. However, tampering with nature is unbelievably risky and could have severe consequences, such disruptions in evolution and the creation of powerful biological weapons. There is a difference between knowledge and wisdom, and before we expand what we know, we should ensure that we are wise enough to understand it.

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Imagine a world where cancer-affected cells can be regrown without risk of recurrence, a world where a limb lost in war can be recreated or grown back. Synthetic biology - the process of creating organic material artificially - has nea

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"Robots are finally moving and thinking like people"

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"Robots are finally moving and thinking like people"

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Science and Engineering has come a long way. People have been trying to create another intelligent device or machine for ages. Nowadays Robots have been created to assist us, by working in the industry and producing products. Even Robots like Siri help people navigate through life, by showing us the directions of a place we want to go to or answer questions that can help us during the day. Scientist have been trying to take it to the next level though, making them more real, by making them smarter. The developing of human like machines has come a long way, because some Robots are finally moving and thinking like people. ((The only question that we should ask now is: is it a good idea to give Machines the knowledge that we posses? ))

Madeleine🦋

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30 years ago, on 26. April 1986 at the nuclear power plant In Chernobyl, the worst nuclear disaster in history took place. When engineers carried out a safety test in block 4 of the reactor, a human error and an unsafe design of the building set a fire and caused an explosion. Following this incident, the core of the reactor me,ted and massive amounts of radioactivity were released into the atmosphere.

Only until the radioactive clouds started spreading across Europe, the government officials announced the accident.

30 people died in the explosion in the weeks after the accident, but according to the world health organization 9.000 lives were lost due to cancer and other illnesses, but Greenpeace places the number of deaths at a body count of 90.000.

The towns nearby were evacuated, and  haven’t been habitable since.

To find out how the situation is looking now, click the link.

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The worst nuclear disaster in history happened 30 years ago at the nuclear power plant at Chernobyl, Ukraine. On 26 April 1986 engineers carried out a safety test in Block 4 of the reactor. A human error and the unsafe design of the building set off a fire and caused an explosion. The core of the reactor melted and huge amounts of radioactivity were released into the atmosphere.

The disaster was not made public by Soviet authorities until two days later. It was only after radioactive clouds started spreading across Sweden that government officials announced what had happened.

According to Soviet officials, 30 people died in the explosion and from radiation sickness in the days and weeks that followed. The World Health Organisation estimates that since the accident 9,000 people have died of and other illnesses. Greenpeace places the number of deaths at 90,000.

Towns and villages in the disaster area were evacuated . 350,000 people had to be resettled and can never come back to their original homes. A thousand square miles (2600 square km) in the Ukraine and Belarus will stay off limits for decades to come.

In the weeks after the Chernobyl catastrophe, half a million people were brought in from around the Soviet Union to clean up the site. The countryside around the reactor was closed off and nobody was allowed to get near the damaged reactor . A sarcophagus was built over the exploded building to keep more radioactive waste from escaping into the atmosphere.

Currently, a new containment is being built because nuclear experts fear that the life of the old sarcophagus may be coming to an end. A shelter in the form of an arch will cover the destroyed building . The $2 billion dollar structure is expected to prevent radiation from getting out for at least a hundred years.

Ukraine officials held memorial ceremonies and laid wreaths to mark the 30th anniversary of the disaster. Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev said that the Chernobyl disaster was one of the factors that led to the Soviet Union's collapse in 1991. Even 30 years later the disaster is still in the minds the people who once lived in the area.

View of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant taken from the town of Pripyat

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We all know the feeling when we have chores or important things we need to take care of, but we rather spend the time on Social Media or the internet. What if I told you that there are Tips that could help you get over the procrastination, and get you to be more productive? Here is the answer: 7 Steps on how to prevent procrastination, and even more Articles that can help you find it! Click the link to succeed.

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The Rocket "Falcon Heavy" by the pioneering Firm SpaceX by Elon Musk pulled of the unexpected: the two side boosters detached only two minutes after launch and flew back to earth. The spectacle took place at 3:45pm from the Kennedy Space Centre in Florida, and the livestream was watched by over 3 Million People. At first there were doubts that the Rocket was going to launch, but the the start went smooth and didn’t leave the People that came from all around the world disappointed. The Rocket flew through the Earths Atmosphere and  the two boosters landed safely at the Kennedy Space Centre landing Pad. The third one didn’t land successfully on the sea Pad named the Droneship, but that didn’t change the huge milestone that was made with this Rocket.

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(by Jackie Wattles, CNN Money) - The pioneering rocket firm SpaceX just pulled off the unexpected, and carried out what appears to be a seamless first-ever launch of its massive new rocket, called Falcon Heavy. That makes SpaceX, the game-changing company helmed by billionaire Tesla CEO Elon Musk, the owner of the world's most powerful operational rocket.

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In the Siberian City Kemerovo, a mall caught on fire due to short circuit. The tragic incident left 64 people dead, 41 of them where children. The fire took so many lives because all the emergency exits where locked shut and the fire alarm was switched off.

The children where inside a cinema during the accident and could get out.

President Putin spoke out on the incident, saying that "criminal negligence (Fahrlässigkeit)" was to blame for the fire, and he said that all the people involved would get a suitable punishment.

Shortly after an executive of the firm that owns the mall was arrested, and the governor of Kemerovo region resigned after a protest that took place at the local government offices.

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02-04-2018 07:00

A mall in the Siberian city of Kemerovo caught fire last Sunday, leaving 64 people dead. The cause of the fire was identified as a short circuit.

At the time of the fire, the mall was full of families with children, as it was the first weekend of the school break, and 41 of the victims were children. The death toll was so high because the emergency exists in the mall were locked shut and the fire alarm was switched off.

President Putin arrived in the city and blamed 'criminal negligence' for the fire and said that all those guilty would be punished. Police later arrested an executive with the firm that owns the shopping mall.

Thousands of angry people protested at the offices of the local government, saying that the leaders must be sacked over the fire safety shortcomings. Under heavy public criticism, the governor of the Kemerovo region resigned.

Difficult words: short circuit (when something goes wrong and an electric machine catches fire), death toll (the number of people who died), negligence (not caring about something), executive (the head of a business), sack (fire from work), shortcomings (not meeting a certain standard).

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02-04-2018 07:00 A mall in the Siberian city of Kemerovo caught fire last Sunday, leaving 64 people dead. The cause of the fire was identified as a short circuit. At the time of the fire, the mall was full of families with children, as it was the first weekend of the school break, and 41 of the victims were children....

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Every year hundreds of people gather for the Taiwan’s annual paper lantern light festival, which marks the end of the 15-day Chinese New Year celebrations.

People decorate the lanterns with wishes, hopes and pictures before releasing them into the sky.

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07-03-2018 07:00

Hundreds of people gathered for Taiwan's annual paper lantern light festival, which marks the end of the 15-day Chinese New Year celebrations.

Before being released into the sky, people decorate the lanterns with pictures and well wishes. Tourists from around the world gather every year to see the spectacle unfold.

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07-03-2018 07:00 Hundreds of people gathered for Taiwan's annual paper lantern light festival, which marks the end of the 15-day Chinese New Year celebrations. Before being released into the sky, people decorate the lanterns with pictures and well wishes. Tourists from around the world gather every year to see the spectacle unfold.

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Books about life: 11
Fantasy books: 4
Harry Potter: 4

Total=19

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I wrote about 22 tv shows that I watched.

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Carmen, a witch during the 17th-century gets burned at the stake,  but isn’t dead: she traveled in time into the 21st century and gets another chance at saving her loved ones back home. Confused and terrified she tries to manage her life during the digital age while still trying to master the quest that sent her through time, she finds true friends and the answer to all her questions...

This show is actually in Spanish but I watched it with English subtitles so it still counts! I really enjoyed this show and I loved watching it at night to wrap up the day as it’s a quite entertaining but not too heavy show to watch. I would definitely recommend it.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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About a year ago, when we were instructed to talk about our favorite TV-Show by recording a Podcast I choose „Criminal minds“. This Show is still one of my all time favorite shows and I watched it so many times already. It’s about a Team of so called "Profilers", FBI agents who specialize in the behavior of criminals. This team solves crimes by the most heinous criminals by looking at their behavior whilest comiting a crime. In much simpler words they look at behavioral patterns which they discover at a crime scene etc. This show is extremely interesting and the characters are very well developed and lovable. I recommend this Show to everyone whose interested in crime/drama/action filled Shows.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Ok so I have to be honest, I didn’t like this show at first. After giving it a second chance this show became my absolute favorite tv-show of all time. The writing is brilliant, the characters are well developed, the representation is amazing and the medicine Aspekt of the show is really interesting and even action filled. Every single episode of this show is actually interesting and the plots are thought out, action filled, sad, devastating and I felt absolutely heartbroken after every season finale. All you need to know about this show is that the doctors die more often than the patients and that this show is just brilliant that if I had to choose a tv show to watch for the rest of my life it would definitely be this one.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Suits follows the two main characters Harvey Specter, the best closer in New York City working at one of the best law firms Pearson Hardman and his associate Mike Ross, a fraud who has an photographic memory with wich he passed the LSATs. This show is all about success, law, betrayal and is full of intense episodes, well developed characters that you either love or love to hate and a lot of witty dialogue. The first episode will have you instantly hooked and before you know it you’ve already finished the first season. It’s such a great show and i freaking love it so much.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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This show started way before I was born but when i discovered this show like two years I was instantly hooked. It’s such a good show and the term “old but gold” definitely fits here. Probably everyone knows what this show is about and if not, then what the hell are you even doing wasting your time on beautiful syllabus and go watch friends on Netflix. This show has 10 seasons and each episode is interesting af. Even though some of the jokes aged really badly and there is literally no representation whatsoever wich is a huge downside , but you sadly can’t really expect a lot from a 90s tv show.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Avatar the last airbender is such an amazing and heartfelt story that everyone needs to watch. Apart from it being a beautifully drawn animation it also has an amazing story, beautifully developed,real and loveable characters and amazing world building. This show is very dear to my heart and every time I rewatch it it feels like I’m watching it for the first time.

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B99 is a comedy-crime show about the 99 precinct in Brooklyn and follows the childish and goofy but brilliant detective Jake Peralta, the organized competitive perfectionist Amy Santiago, the clumsy but hardworking food lover Charles Boyle, the newly Appointed captain Raymond Holt and many more. This show is absolutely brilliant in every which way. It has amazing representation, tackles important topics and is also really hilarious. I love this show so much and I recommend it to everyone who hasn’t seen it yet as it will make your day and your life so much better. Check it out if you haven’t yet.

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The Netflix show a series of unfortunate events follow the tragic story of the three Baudelaire Children Violet,Klaus and Sunny whose parents died in a tragic fire that may or may not have been an accident. After this bad beginning the Baudelaire Children have been followed by a series of unlucky incidents that often have been the fault of the unsuccessful and evil Count Olaf who is after their enormous fortune. It’s so interesting to watch how the Baudelaires try to overcome all these struggles and how they continue to make the best of it while searching for the truth behind their parents death and the Mysterious Organisation behind the letters VFD.

I enjoy watching this show very much and even though it’s quite depressing it still manages to keep me entertained and even laughing from time to time.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5 ⭐️

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I totally forgot how much I loved this show but i rewatched it again and i think it’s absolutely brilliant and really hilarious. The show follows three “modern family’s” who are all related to each other: Jay Pritchett, his very young and beautiful Colombian wife Gloria and her son Manny, Jays Daughter Clair, her goofy husband Phil and their three Children Haley,Alex and Luke, Clair’s gay brother Mitchell, his boyfriend Cam and their daughter that they adopted from Vietnam Lily are incredibly fun to watch and their never seem to be an episode that doesn’t make me laugh.

I love  this show very much and I definitely won’t get border of watching this heartfelt and brilliant show anytime soon.

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ODAAT follows the lives of the Cuban Family Alvarez: Abuelita Lydia,Mom Penelope and her two children Alex and Elena and the supper of their apartment Schneider. This show is honestly hilarious, most of it provided by the dialogue between Lydia and her daughter Penelope. The reason why I like this show so much is not only due to it being funny, but also because it discusses serious topics very well like: PTSD, Depression,Anxiety, Addiction, loss, immigration and a lot of racial and LGBTQ issues, which they handle very well and in a serious manner, giving it the screentime it deserves. This show is a definite must watch  an I recommend it to everyone.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Gravity falls is a brilliant animation about two siblings Dipper and Mable who got send to their grumpy uncle Stan in the mysterious town gravity falls over the summer. There they discover a mysterious book that tells the most bizarre stories about the supernatural creatures living in Gravity falls. Together, Mable and Dipper discover the secrets surrounding the book and it’s author and manage the life in Gravity falls.

Gravity falls is one of the best animated series and it’s such a fun watch. I’d recommend it to everyone as it’s hilarious.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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So everyone and their mother knows and has watched this show at least once in their life and at least news the basic storyline to it. I actually wasn’t the biggest fan of tbbt lately but after watching it again with my mom for the thousand time I changed my mind about it again. Sure, the later seasons don’t really are as awesome as the first ones and I’m actually quite glad that it’s coming to an end, the first eight seasons or so have been really great and enjoyable and I with that in mind I still think it’s a fun show that you can binge watch on sad and rainy days and it’ll boost your mood.

The show is about a group of scientists who try to manage their social and love life on a daily basis and the pretty but not really bright new neighbor Penny that caught the attention of the nerd Leonard.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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Gilmore Girls is the definition of a cosy show you would watch on a rainy autumn day. This show follows the life of single mom Lorelai Gilmore and her daughter Rory that she got when she was sixteen. They live in a small town called Stars Hollow and have a very close relationship. The Pilot starts with Rory getting into the fancy school Chilton as her dream is to go to Harvard one day. Her mom who is estranged with her parents has to ask them for money to be able to pay for Rory’s school.

Like i Said this show is such a comfy show that you can watch while doing some chores or just when you need to unwind after a stressful day. I love this show a lot so check it out if you haven’t yet

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Supernatural follows the two brothers Dean and Sam Winchester who are Hunters that hunt and kill supernatural creatures. The series begins with Dean tracking down Sam,who swore of the Hunter life style, because their father went missing while hunting the demon that killed their mother when they where young. After a tragic accident involving Sams long time girlfriend Jessica he decides to join his brother on the quest to finding their lost dad. In each new episode the brothers solve a new case involving supernatural creatures and are extremely witty and fun to watch.

This show is really really good but I wouldn’t recommend it to people that can’t deal with shows that progressively get sadder as the seasons go on, as this show is known of killing their characters a lot.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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After their husbands revealed their love for each other, Frankie and Grace feel completely and utterly lost. Their whole lives they believed their husbands loved them and suddenly over 40 years of marriage went down the drain. As Grace & Frankie struggle to figure out how to deal with this sudden change in their lives, they come to find something even better out of the unexpected turn of events: even though they used to hate each other, they helped each other trough this difficult time and even start up a business together: a vibrator business for elderly women that has become a huge success.

Watch those two unlike characters manage life together, I promise u won’t be disappointed.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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The middle is a comedy that follows the Family Heck that lives in Orson, Indiana shows the daily mishaps of the semi-dysfunctional family that tries to function in this thing we call life. Due to the funny and interesting characters this show literally never fails to put a smile on my face and I absolutely love watching this show on a chilled day. Especially the youngest of the family Brick is extremely entertaining to watch and his and his moms Frankie’s interactions are so hilariously well written which is a definite reason to watch this show.

Check it out if you’re looking for a casual but funny show that doesn’t try to hard to fit into the comedy genre.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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Originally, I didn’t plan on actually watching this show, as Sheldon in the last couple of seasons on the BBTH actually annoyed the crap out of me but my mom actually introduced me to it and surprisingly I loved it!

Young Sheldon isn’t an overly funny show, or dramatic type show but it’s a cute little series that I enjoy watching now and then as it’s quite entertaining and easy to follow. I especially love watching this show with my family and it’s such a refreshing change after the Big Bang theory.

Also a huge plus point that I need to address is the marvelous casting of the characters in their younger years. Especially Mary, Sheldon and Missy have been perfectly cast and it’s such a great experience to see an actual resemblance to the original characters.

⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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This tv show set in our beloved marvel universe follows Private Investigator Jessica Jones that tries to hide from her tragic past involving her dangerous and controlling ex abuser Kilgrave that has the ability to make people do whatever he wants just by saying it. He has been tormenting and controlling her for ages until she finally had the strength to escape him, but he’s back and he’s onto her.

While trying to escape from Kilgraves grasps, she faces many difficulties as her past choices still haunt her to this day.

Jessica Jones is an intense but interesting show that’ll definitely catch your attention immediately after the first episode. Even though she’s a bit of a negative person and always sees the worst in people she tries her best to fight her demons.

⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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“In the criminal justice system, sexually based offenses are considered especially heinous. In New York City, the dedicated detectives who investigate these vicious felonies are members of an elite squad known as the Special Victims Unit. These are their stories.”

Law and order SVU follows the 16th precinct in New York City, a specialized unit that solves crimes surrounding mainly abuse rape. Olivia Benson, the squads most hardworking detective is the lead in this amazing crime show that you can watch all the time.

The characters are amazing and due to them it legit never gets boring. I love how they change between the crime stories and also the characters real lives. I also love the dynamic between the SVU and ADA Barba who by the way is also my favorite assistant district attorney in SVU.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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The originals follows the original Vampires Rebekah, Elijah and Niklaus that have returned to their home town New Orleans after centuries only to discover that everything has changed in the place that was once their own. Marcel, an old Allie has taken over the town and declared war between the Vampires and witches.

This show is honestly so entertaining and interesting and I actually really love watching it. Even though it’s a spin of of Vampire diaries, a show that doesn’t fit my taste at all, the original has proven itself to be a mature, intense and plot filled tv show that is definitely worth watching.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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Vampire diaries follows the 17 year old Elena Gilbert that tries to manage live after her parents deadly car crash. On her first day of school she meets The brothers Salvatore, two completely different brothers that have only one thing in common: they are vampires. This show is so full of teen drama that it’s almost overwhelming and even corny some times which is why I used to love this show, but I’ve grown out of it. The only storyline I loved is the one in season 3 where we’re introduced to the original vampires but other than that I’m not really into this show anymore.

If you’re into teen drama mixed with fantasy and hot vampires this show is for u.

⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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So I don’t know why I’ve never seen this movie but I finally did and it’s freaking awesome. The show follows the cop John McClane who is caught in Nakatomi  Plaza which is a skyscraper during an active heist on Christmas Eve led by a German terrorist, Hans Gruber. This movie has everything: action,love,drama and suspense and it’s such an amazing movie that I could honestly watch every night.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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This movie is my favorite Marvel movie and I loved every single second of it. I loved the story and the introduction of Hella, the goddess of death. Cate Blanchett did an amazing job at portraying her and the acting in general was amazing as expected from Tom Hiddleston an Chris Hemsworth. Since Loki is my favorite Marvel Character I loved how much screen time he got and loved the relationship between him and Thor. The movie could have easily been the darkest in the Marvel franchise but I loved that the director Taika Waititi took a comedic turn in the story. The dialogue was amazing and as i mentioned I loved the story.

12/10, definitely recommend this movie, as I never get bored watching it.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Black panther was absolutely brilliant. I loved every single second of that movie, the characters didn’t fell flat to me and where well developed and the cast was just perfect. I loved how the storyline was presented and the visuals were stunning and didn’t annoy me.

I really really loved that this movie had so much representation as this is very important and I hope that more movies will do the same, especially marvel.

As always with marvel I loved that it wasn’t relationship based, but focused more on the relationships between families and friends.

Wakanda was stunning and I loved how they visually designed it, as it looked “real”.

All in all I really loved the movie, and it’s one of my favorite marvel movies already.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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This movie hat me crying, screaming and laughing at the same time, and I’m still not over it lol.

I’m a huge marvel fan and I absolutely loved almost every single movie, but this one was incredible. The visualizations were stunning, I loved how they included all the Characters and brought them together, for instance I especially enjoyed the interactions between the Guardians of the Galaxy and Thor. The dialogue was hilarious, and the story was incredible. I personally loved the battle of Wakanda. Now the things I didn’t like. I hated how they killed of my favorite Character Loki in like the first 5 minutes of the movie, and made him do incredibly stupid things, for instance going after Thanons with a stupid butter knife, which I couldn’t understand because he is literally so powerful and they keep making him die in such stupid ways which annoyed me so much. The deaths in general were really devastating and heartbreaking. Spider-Man’s death was the hardest death for me personally.

I’m very exited for Avengers 4 and hopefully we’ll get to see Tony and Steve reunited after their falling out at the end of Civil war, and hopefully see beloved characters that were killed during the snap return to the screen.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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I know I’m a little bit late to the party with this one but I finally managed to watch the incredible marvel movie Deadpool. This movie was plain hilarious and I loved the storyline and the characters were very different which is why I really liked them. Deadpool made me laugh so much and I’m really excited to watch the second one when I have some time.

There isn’t really much else to say except that marvel continues to show me why I’m so obsessed with this franchise. Check it out if you haven’t yet.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Even though my friends and I have been anticipating the release of this trailer, it’s safe to say that we weren’t ready at all. Even though this was just the first trailer I was freaking out for the entire time while watching it and it got me so freaking hyped for this movie that will probably crush my heart to a thousand pieces. I’m ready though.

Part of the journey is the end.

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This is such an iconic movie and everyone that calls themselves a marvel fan can only do so if he watched this movie. For everyone that somehow hasn’t seen this movie here’s a quick summary of what happens: The mad Titan Thanos has ordered Loki the god of mischief to rule earth and enslave humanity by using one of the six infinity stones, the tesseract. To stop this attack the earth mightiest hero’s need to get a grip and come together to protect the world. The fate of the world lies in the hand of Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk,Black widow, Thor and Hawkeye who need to put their differences aside and be a team.

The cast, especially Tom Hiddleston laid down a brilliant performance and the plot and screenwork was absolutely incredible.

This movie means so much to me as it’s the one that introduced me to the Marvel universe and it’s definitely a movie that you need to watch at least once in your lifetime.

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After a long year of waiting the movie that we all have been waiting for FINALLY graced us with its existence and it was freaking awesome. Avengers Endgame delivered and did it while shattering all expectations.

Five years after the snap we get to see what was left of the world. I loved how they showed the aftermath of the snap and it’s affect on the avengers and “normal” humans. The build up was so amazing and it really didn’t feel like an three hour movie. The avengers team up to find a new way to undo the snap and face many difficulties and even more devastating loses. As expected i cried a lot but mostly i enjoyed myself a lot while watching this movie.

Even though I preferred infinity war due to it being much more devastating and emotional for me ( and because there’s more Loki lol) I really really loved endgame and it’s a cinematic masterpiece that everyone needs to watch. It’s the end of an era and the beginning of phase 4 in the marvel universe.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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Captain Marvel is the newest addition to the universe and also the first female lead in marvel. This movie was so much fun to watch and I really liked the backstory to Carol. I also really enjoyed her character and how badass she was wich is why it was so sad that we didn’t get to see a lot of her powers in endgame. I also really liked the inclusion of Nick fury and we finally got to see how he lost his eye (wasn’t as badass as I thought it was going to go down but it’s fine). The story was fun it wasn’t the most spectacular thing ever but the characters made it worth it. I liked it and I look forward to seeing more of her in the future.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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Is a short story published in 1958 by Truman Capote. It follows the life of Holly Golightly, a mysterious and fascinating woman who moves into the brownstone that our nameless protagonist lives in. It’s a cute story about the lives of the people after the war in New York and it was a fun read.

With that being sad I did enjoy it but I expected a lot more and it was kind of a let down to be honest. It was cute but nothing more.

⭐️⭐️/ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Since I recently bought all the English Books of Harry Potter which is one of my favorite book series of all time, I decided to reread them and post them on here.
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher Stone is the first book in J.K. Rowling’s best selling Series "Harry Potter". The book isn’t the best in the whole Series, but it’s what introduced us to the Magical World and Hogwarts, the Characters and much more. It’s an incredibly interesting read and I loved re-reading it this summer.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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This book is also not one of my favorites of the whole series, but without it the series wouldn’t be quite the same. This book introduced us to amazing but also some annoying characters like the completely self absorbed Gilderoy Lockhart wo is extremely full of himself. But we also were introduced to some great additions to the magical world like Dobby the free elf and Lucius Malfoy which is a villain we all love to hate. The book is amazing as is expected from J.K Rowling and I loved that we got to meet the young Tom Riddle also known as "he who must not be named/ Voldemort" and the backstory we got for the four founders of Hogwarts.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

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Harry Potter and the prisoner of Azkaban

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I reread this masterpiece and I fell back into my old love for Harry Potter. It’s such an amazingly written book with complex and utterly fascinating characters, gripping plot and storylines wich leave you wanting more of this amazing universe.

This book follows the Golden trio in its third year at Hogwarts. New dangers await Harry and his friends as the escaped mass murderer Sirius black has fled the Azkaban prison and is now reportedly searching for Harry.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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The New York Times bestseller written by Sabaa Tahir "An ember in the ashes" is the first of the series and a thrilling fantasy novel. The book follows a scholar girl named Laia who takes on a dangerous mission after her grandparents where brutally murdered and her brother taken by the enemie, called 'The Masks ' who are working for the Empire. In order to save her brother from certain death Laia has to alligne with the resistance whom she already has history with. The leader of the resistance promises to save Laias brother but only if she does something for them in return. She has to spy on the Commandant of blackcliff academy who trains the brutall masks, the ones who killed her grandparents. She is sent to blackcliff posing as a slave for the ruthless commandant who is vicious, cruel and doesn't allow any mistakes. If she were to fail not only het brothers freedom would be at stake, but also her life. There she meets Elias, a mask but also the Commandant son who absolutely despises blackcliff and plans on deserting, but is stopped after the Trials started, a number of challenges that will determine the next Empiror and Elias is one of the front runners.

This book was an amazing read and I'd recommend it for fans of fantasy. The world is brilliant and the characters are amazing and well developed. With that being said, as much as I enjoyed this book there were parts that were rather predictable but nonetheless it is still a great book and as it ended on a bit of a cliff hanger I look forward to finding out how the story progresses in the next book.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5

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"A court of thorns and roses" is the first book in a new Fantasy trilogy written by Sarah J.Maas. The book is set in a world split into two races: Humans and creatures called Faeries, or the "High Fae". After a horrid war, the Faes and Humans made a treaty to never cross the wall that devides the two worlds, and the faes are forbidden to enslave humans for their purpose.

The book follows a 19 year old girl called Feyre, a huntress and the only provider for her family. She is forced to go near the walls that devide her world from the dangerous faes to hunt in the woods. She thinks nothing of slaughtering a wolf, to capture its prey, but forgets that taking the life of a magical creature comes with a price she isn’t willing to pay. After finding out that the wolf she killed was one of the high fae, she was imprisoned by the High lord of the spring court, and taken to his kingdom were she is free to roam but forbidden to leave. But a promise she made years ago is reason enough for her to risk her life and try to escape.
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I actually quite enjoyed the book, even though it’s sometimes a little bit corny. The writing is amazing and the plot twist is literally so unexpected. Every character I thought I had figured out totally surprised me in the end. The book is really addicting and I just couldn’t put it down, so it’s safe to say that i’m going to read the other two books as well.🌻

⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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The best selling Novel from the US, written by Erin Morgenstein will have you hooked even before you finish the first chapter. The stunning descriptions of a Circus so mesmerizing, that you want to experience it yourself, complex characters and a challenge. A challenge so difficult, where two magicians are bound for life and have been trained to defeat an unknown enemy till one of them dies. What happens if they meet, more so if they fall in love? Check out this absolutely incredible book and find out.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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"Six Dangerous outcasts. One Impossible Heist“

Six of crows by Leigh Bardugo follows Kaz Brekker, a thief known for his skill with unlikely escapes and his crew consistent of the spy Inej aka the wraith, the Grisha (witch) Nina, a sharpshooter with a gambling addiction Jesper, a runaway Wylan and the  convict Matthias with a thirst for revenge. They have the opportunity at a dangerous and simply impossible heist: breaking into the unbreachable ice court to smuggle out a prisoner who is known for creating the highly addictive and powerful drug jurda parem that unleashes the extrem powers of Grisha. Together, they have to try to find a way to breach this prison, get the convict out and walk out of Fjerda without being caught.

Together, they have a real chance of pulling this of, if they don’t kill each other first...

This book was so so good! I was hooked after the first chapter and the plot and characters where so vivid, so real and I got so attached to them!! Since it’s a duology it endet on such a cliffhanger involving my favorite character and I’m so thrilled to find out what happens next!

“The ice does not forgive”

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ / 5⭐️

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The novel "Looking for Alaska" by Bestselling author John Green, is a beautiful Masterpiece. The book follows Miles Halter, a complete outsider, who decides to leave a lonely life accompanied only by the last words of the already-dead (biography’s of famous and historic people) and transferres to the Preparatory School Culver Creek in search for the Great perhaps. There he meets Alaska Young, a gorgeous,clever,funny,screwed up and utterly fascinating girl, who Miles could not be more in love with. Soon, he finds his place at Culver Creek by making great friends, and finding his purpose in the world. But when tragedy strikes and Alaska passes away due to an horrible accident, Miles and his Friend discover the value and pain of living and loving unconditionally. Together they solve the mystery that is Alaska’s death, but still Nothing will very be the same. If you want to know more about the vivid, passionate and intensely moving novel by John Green, you should definitely read the Book.❤️

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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The first Novel by Nicola Yoon "everything everything" is about the crazy risks that we take for love. The heart-wrenching story follows Madeline "Maddy" Whittier's life with SCID, a sickness that keeps her from leaving her house. She’s allergic to the world and lives her life in a bubble. Her world is being turned completely upside down, when a new family moves into the house next door. Olly, the boy next door is determined to find a way to reach her. Maddy risks everything to be able to live a normal life, and by taking extreme risks, she discovers a secret that will change her live completely. This book is a masterpiece. It’s extremely well written and the relationship between Maddy and Olly is complex and absolutely beautiful. I 10000% recommend this book💗

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/5⭐️

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Is the story of sixteen year old African American Starr Carter who witnesses the fatal shooting of her best friend Khalil by a white police officer. The book deals with police brutality against people of color, racism, discrimination and the struggle that people face when they witness something so traumatic and unfair and how they deal with it.

This book  had me bawling my eyes out every chapter. After finishing the first chapter you are instantly hooked and can’t put this book down.

police burtality is a very important topic and as it is still a huge huge issue and problem that people of color face, it’s important to shed light on the issue and talk about it.

I loved this book so much and I recommend it to everyone.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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How to stop time written by Matt Haig follows Tom Hazard, who tries to cover a dangerous secret. Even though he looks like an ordinary 41 year old, Tom has been around for ages. He was actually born in the 15th centuries and is over 400 years old as he "suffers" from a rare disease that prevents him from aging like a normal human. From witch hunts, Shakespeare, titanic and wars Tom has truly seen it all but his past haunts him, and even though he’s been alive for ages, he still hasn’t truly figured out how to life. How many lifetimes does it take to learn how to live?

I actually really enjoyed this book even though it took a while to get into it, I really liked the writing and the story and characters. I loved reading this book and I was so sad when I got to the end of it as it’s such a calming and chill book that you can literally read all the time and be entertained. I loved the message of the book and I would recommend it to everyone.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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The Inexplicable logic of my life, a contemporary book by the author Benjamin Alire Saenz is a great book about things that we all may have to face in life. The book follows the 17 year old Salvador(Sal) Silva, his best friend Samantha, his adoptive Father Vicente and many more. It's a book that deals with a lot of things like the essential questions that run through our heads. It's about self discovery, loss and pain and how you "get over it" but also how it changes you. The book doesn't follow a normal plot or story that runs through many books but the story is lead and about the characters in the book. It's about their lives, their experiences and their relationships with each other. The book doesn't focus on the romantic relationship, for one because they aren't a lot of them and because they don't define the characters. The relationship that are portrayed in this book are about the importance and the huge role of the love we get or don't get from families and friends. The book showcases that even though your family is a certain way, it doesn't mean you have to. It's about being your own person and rising above the hardships and crap that life may throw at you.

Personally I really enjoyed this book and I read it in one day because even though there wasn't much going on it was still really interesting and I could relate a little bit to the main character because he is a huge worrier like me and thinks way to much about things so much that it affects himself and the people around him. It wasn't the best book I've ever read but it was a good read. I'd recommend it.

⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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Eat pray love by Elizabeth Gilbert is her memoir about her experience with finding herself after her horrible divorce by traveling through Italy,India and Indonesia.

I actually watched the movie first and even though I liked it, compared to the book it’s nothing. The book is so amazing and I really enjoyed reading it. Especially since I’ve been figuring out things on my own the book really opened my eyes and it had a lot of memorable and helpful quotes that i will remember forever. I loved reading about another “real” persons struggle and the way she wrote her struggle with anxiety really resonated with me wich I really liked.

This book is for everyone that has no idea what they’re really doing and is still trying to figure out who their real selfs are. How corny it may sound I think books like this are so important and i would recommend it to everyone that wants to make a change in their lives.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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The one we fell in love with follows three identical triplets Rose,Phoebe and Eliza who couldn’t be more different from each other. The only thing they all have in common is the boy next door Angus whom each of them had a different kind of relationship with. The story is written through the different perspectives of the three sisters which I personally really liked. It’s also switched between two different timeliness. We get a look into when they all first met Angus and how their relationships are now.

The book was really cute and it’s just a really fun and quick read. Obviously it’s not the greatest book of all time but it was just a really cosy read that i liked more than i expected at first.

There is a plot twist in the book that really surprised me and made it so much better and it really helped the characters to develop.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️/ 5⭐️

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Pay close attention and you might solve this.

On Monday afternoon, five students at Bayview High walk into detention.

Bronwyn, the brain, is Yale-bound and never breaks a rule.

Addy, the beauty, is the picture-perfect homecoming princess.

Nate, the criminal, is already on probation for dealing.

Cooper, the athlete, is the all-star baseball pitcher.

And Simon, the outcast, is the creator of Bayview High’s notorious gossip app.

Only, Simon never makes it out of that classroom. Before the end of detention Simon's dead. And according to investigators, his death wasn’t an accident. On Monday, he died. But on Tuesday, he’d planned to post juicy reveals about all four of his high-profile classmates, which makes all four of them suspects in his murder. Or are they the perfect patsies for a killer who’s still on the loose?

Everyone has secrets, right? What really matters is how far you would go to protect them.

So this book was so freaking good I could even put it down and finished it in a day. I loved the story and the characters, especially their character developments throughout the book. I was completely clueless for a good portion of the book about who the murder was and the plot twist was so good I loved how it got all resolved.

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Since I was going to Amsterdam i figured I should read Anne Frank’s diary before visiting the Anne Frank House. The dairy was written by Anne during her time in hiding in the Second World War. She talked about their daily lives in their secret hiding place living with her and the Van Pels Family and a dentist in close quarters during the nazi occupation of the Netherlands. They were in great danger as they were Jewish and had to keep quiet. They weren’t allowed to leave the house that was connected to her fathers office as they were in fear of being caught by nazis. Anne talked about her mental health struggles during this time and just her struggles with growing up and living in this tight space while the war was going on. It was such an interesting and heartbreaking read, even more so when I stepped foot in the actual annexe in Amsterdam and seeing with my own two eyes how they lived.

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Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe 

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Aristotle and Dante discover the secrets of the universe 

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This novel by Benjamin Alire Saenz follows Ari, a boy who is completely and utterly lost and confused and doesn’t know what to do with himself. His family is a mess as they try to move on after Aris brother has been imprisoned and know is no longer a talking point in his house. As ari struggles with the mystery around his brothers incarceration he meets Dante, a boy who seems to be the polar opposite of Ari but still they become best friends and together they not only try to discover the secrets of the universe but also their own identity and sexuality.

This book was so so good!! It covered topics from loss, anger, failure, friendship,family, sexuality and so much more and it had me bawling my eyes out. It was such a cute story and I loved all the characters in it so so much especially ari and Dante’s relationship that *SPOILER* turns into the absolutely cutest love story ever.

I read this book in a day as i just couldn’t put it down and just had to I know what happens in it!!

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About a year ago, when we were instructed to talk about our favorite TV-Show by recording a Podcast I choose „Criminal minds“. This Show is still one of my all time favorite shows and I watched it so many times already. It’s about a Team of so called "Profilers", FBI agents who specialize in the behavior of criminals. This team solves crimes by the most heinous criminals by looking at their behavior whilest comiting a crime. In much simpler words they look at behavioral patterns which they discover at a crime scene etc. This show is extremely interesting and the characters are very well developed and lovable. I recommend this Show to everyone whose interested in crime/drama/action filled Shows.

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