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the book that gave me hope was Eleanor Oliphant is Completely Fine by Gail Honeyman. It is so relatable and true to life that it really brings home the reality of today's society and how little acts can change a person's life.

basically all the Characters in Once Upon a Time buy especially Snow, she went from a badass heroin to a soppy damsel which was tragic.

When Gabriel in Emily In Paris didn't do anything to stop the relationship between Emily and him self even thou he had a girl friend who was such a nice person.

I prefer to put sponge cake into the freezer first and then eat it frozen.

Emma Watson seems to have the same love for academics and dedication to her beliefs as Hermione Granger.

Lyra from His Dark Materials, she found out who her parents where only for them to be completly unhinged and then they murdered her best friend

Sabrina the teenage witch is always a great TV show when you need to mindlessly watch something. The plot is super easy to follow and the humour is really light which is great when you live with younger siblings, it's also really great nostalgia to when I was a kid.

The T Birds from Greece, I thought they where amazing the first few times I watched Greece but as I got older and actually understood what they where saying I realised that they are actually a bunch of misogynistic a**holes.

Janet from the Good Place because she could present you with anything you needed including toilet roll.

Wizards on Dec with Hannah Montanna was by far a crossover master piece for all 00s children