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Young Royals is a drama series that follows the story of Prince Wilhelm of Sweden who arrives at the famous Hillerska boarding school, where he finally has the chance to find out what kind of life he really wants. Wilhelm has always dreamed of a future filled with love and freedom, especially away from his royal obligations. But when he unexpectedly becomes the next successor to the throne, he must choose between love and duty. One of the series that has moved me the most. I think it's very real and we can easily relate to the characters (not their lives, but their personalities). I felt very comfortable watching this series, as it showed people as they are in real life: real bodies, real skin, etc. I loved that they don't look like something out of a fashion magazine. The plot is entertaining, it can be improved, but they did an amazing job considering how short the series is. I give Young royals ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, I highly recommend it, go and watch it!

  Last weekend I saw Heartstopper. The series is about two teenagers, with different personalities, who fall in love by complementing each other. The two fight against their homosexuality, their fears that their relationship will not be accepted, and after many obstacles, they can be together.  This series is one of the best series I've seen. All the chapters are very interesting because they start to fall in love slowly. The movie was directed by Euros Lyn, but the creator of the movie is Alice Oseman because she made the book it's based on.  I think the book is excellent for teenagers because it talks about a more complex love, and the problems that falling in love brings. The themes are bullying, prejudice, insecurities, self-discovery, and love. To conclude, I recommend this series. I liked it too much since it is the same as the book version. I identify myself a lot, not because of my sexual orientation, but because of his personal life, and because of his ways of lo...

Anne with an E is a series set in 1904 and directed by Moira Walley, it is based on Anne of Green Gables, a book written by Canadian Lucy Maud Montgomery and first published in 1908. Anne Shirly is a girl with many questions and a particular and intense personality, intellect, and imagination, after having a difficult life in an orphanage and different homes, a small mistake changes his life completely, when he meets his adoptive parents; elderly bachelor brothers. Excited to transform her life and discover more about her origin and her biological parents, she embarks on a search that will bring her many surprises. I saw this tv series during the quarantine and I think it helped me a lot since after watching this series, I realized that it had taught me a lot of things. It taught me to be respected and to respect people, especially my loved ones. It taught me to never give up and to fight against injustices, to say things if they bother me, not to be afraid, that's what fighting is...