I've read this book for several times and everytime there's something to learn. Pride and Prejudice is a romantic book wrote in the 70s. The author is a woman who was against the social rules in her time.

The plot of the story is about a woman as a main character who grow up in an unluxury family with many preconceptions. She loves a wealthy man that doesn't know how to express his love for her.

What I found suprising was how love breaks down barriers. The plot twist when the protagonist found how the male character try to protect her during all the story and she realized that everything she thought about him was wrong.

In my opinion, this book is perfect for readers who want to learn about society in the 70s and trust in love without any pride and prejudice.

Of course, this is a fiction movie, because sea monsters are not supposed to be cute. The main character, Luca, is an obedient, careful, but curious sea monster who works like a sea shepherd.

I felt related to Luca because I'm also very prudent and cautious; that's why I was shocked when Luca jumped from a cliff to the water, and when he signed up to do the triathlon alone. All because he met Alberto, who taught him to say, "Silence, Bruno."

I would highly recommend this movie because of its good messages, not to mention the engaging plot. It's a film you won't forget.

The Karate Kid is a well-known film that tells the story of a teenager named Daniel who moves to a new town and struggles to fit in. Bullied at school, he finds support and guidance from Mr. Miyagi, an elderly handyman with a secret talent for karate.

What makes the film special is the strong bond between Daniel and Mr. Miyagi. The character development is excellent, and their relationship feels very real. The film also teaches important lessons about discipline, respect, and hard work.

One of the most memorable scenes is the training montage where Daniel learns karate through unusual tasks like “wax on, wax off.” It’s both entertaining and meaningful.

Although the film was made in the 1980s, it remains popular today because of its inspiring message and likeable characters.

I would definitely recommend The Karate Kid to anyone who enjoys coming-of-age stories with action and heart. It’s a film you won’t forget.