Sophie must kiss Tedros to prove they are in the wrong schools and go home; he denies her, however, after she refuses to save him out of selfishness. Sophie becomes bitter and learns Agatha is her nemesis, whom she must kill to be happy. Sophie loses her beauty and attacks the schools when Tedros asks Agatha to be his princess. During the battle, Sophie learns the School Master is Evil, and the Storian is atoning him for the murder of his brother. He believes that Sophie is his true love, and her kiss will restore Evil's glory. However, Sophie denies him and sacrifices herself to save Agatha, who kisses her, reviving her. The two return home, ending their fairy tale while Tedros is left alone.


The reasons why you should read "The School For Good And Evil" is because the book focused more on friendship, highlighting the importance of loyalty, trust and unconditional support.  We can learn that the power of friendship itself is much more powerful than romantic relationship. The story follows two main characters, Sophie and Agatha, who are best friends with very different personalities. From the book we can see that how Sophie and Agatha show unconditional support which constantly stand by each other's side offering a never ending support. They go through ups and down, but their friendship remains constant which allows them to overcome various obstacle together. The book explores the power of true friendship and the impact on individuals and tackles themes of self-discovery, acceptance and the journey to find one's true identity.

Other than that, you should read this book because it has a unique and engaging story. The book offers a fresh and imaginative take on the traditional fairy tale genre. it was about an exploration of Good vs. Evil that can captivate you and takes you to a journey filled with magic, adventure and full of twist. it can raise questions about the nature of a Good and Evil and how they are defined in a society like why does Good always win and Evil always lose? Why does Good get love while Evil doesn't? Why can't heroes be ugly and villains be beautiful? the book surely will keep you hooked from the beginning to end. 

Trailer:
https://youtu.be/aftysDQ4hpI
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Other than that, 

Next, for its insight into the economic realities for women.In the 19th century women without money didn’t have many choices. If they wanted to survive, most had to make a ‘good’ marriage. Less fortunate ladies could respectably become companions or governesses. But a brave few, like Louisa May Alcott herself, managed to forge independent careers, earning their livings as writers. Little Women also features numerous strong women that achieve against all the odds. It celebrates those who fight to be a masters of their own destinies and who stand up for their rights in a world that’s often set against them. It encourages a respect for those who make different choices to you and, most of all, it celebrates love in all its many forms, from caring for others to supporting your siblings, to loving a partner.

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The reason why people should read this book is because the characters in the movie are well-developed and we get to feel the challenges each one goes through, from Nishimiya's heartbreak over being a burden to others to Ishida's fight for forgiveness for his mistakes. Each character's journey to ultimately reaching forgiveness and peace is difficult in numerous ways. Ishida struggles to act properly throughout the entire book, which is evident in his changes.  We find it easy to change between wanting to hate Ishida for the things he did when he was younger and wanting to feel bad for him.

 

The other reason is that a bully might also develop into a better person. Ishida learned to comprehend the mistakes he made and how he continues to grow as a result of the experiences he experienced in elementary school and beyond. We watch Ishida develop more. In my perspective, he always had the best of intentions when he wanted to be friends with Nishimiya. However, I believe he did it for himself in order to ease his guilt and improve his own attitude. I saw that as him maturing and developing the capacity to manage his emotions. He exhibits this significant transformation when he stops her from falling. 

 

The trailer

 

Beauty decided to go to the Beast. As time passed, both of them started enjoying each other’s company. The Beast gifted her a magic mirror which showed the people she cared about. She saw in the mirror that her father was ill. Seeing that Beauty was sad, the Beast allowed her to go to her father. Under Beauty’s care, her father recovered in no time.

One day Beauty saw in the magic mirror that the Beast was ill and ran to the castle, realising that she loved the Beast. She told the Beast the same and kissed him. The Beast turned into a charming prince and said that he was under a witch’s spell, which Beauty broke with her sweet and loving words. Beauty and the Beast got married and lived happily ever after.

for me , i would recommend this type of book ,it is because from the book , we should value the character within like their kindness, over other superficial qualities like appearance.Belle was a well-learned girl and believed that physical charm has nothing to do with happiness or success. She fell in love with the Beast looking beyond his hideous appearance because of his beautiful soul, and rejected the handsome Gaston because he was all muscles and no brains.
 other than that , from the story , we can learn and apply in our real life by not judging someone as their outer appearance, but by talking to them and understanding how kind and gentle they are in real life.

 This is the link for movie trailer :  " https://www.imdb.com/video/vi179222553/?playlistId=tt2771200&ref_=ext_shr_lnk "