A favorite TV show has a significant impact on one's sense of humor and concept of family, serving as a comforting escape during tough times. It portrays a multi-generational story focusing on the complex yet special bonds between family members, particularly a mother and daughter who ran away due to an unexpected pregnancy.
affect: it was not a good book series and it was not a good show, but it is the book series that really got me into reading, and the first show I was really invested in. Harry potter was the first, first book series that I'd ever read, but it wouldn't have gone anywhere if it weren't for PPL, no matter how crappy it was.It was the first time I ever really connected with the characters.
I couldn't even describe the plot if I tried. It was a mess.
characters: emily, Hanna, Aria, Alison, Spencer
The Mortal Instruments
Similar to Pretty little Liars, it was the one of the first book series I'd ever read, was it good--no, better than PLL--yes. It was the first fantasy book series I read and the one that made me realize that I really liked fantasy novels--and directed my path
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Gilmore Girls
Its effect: my sense of humour, my idea of family. It's my comfort show--the one that can always make me feel good if nothing else can.
Plot: 3 generations. Emily, the rich, stuck in her ways mother of loralei, who ran away when she was a teen because she was pregnant with our main character rory. This story follows their journey and their special mother daughter bond, as well as the strained one between Emily and Lorelai.
