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Courtney (149 KP) rated Amazon in Apps

Nov 18, 2018

Amazon

Lifestyle, Shopping

8.9

(260 Ratings)

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Brilliant range of products (4 more)

Good prices

Good customer service, they always help with any problems

Fast delivery

Easy to use app

I love it!

I’m an avid amazon user so to have such an easy to use app just makes the experience so much better. You remain logged in, making it easy to use without having to log in and remember passwords, and it’s ‘save for later’ feature is brilliant. I often add loads of things to my basket and move things to my ‘save for later’ list when I don’t want to purchase them just yet.

The app notifies you of any changes to your orders and when they are out for delivery and offers reviews from other customers to allow you to be confident in the quality of the product that you are ordering.

I will continue to use this and get the good deals and experiences that it offers.

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KatyShubo (75 KP) rated Netflix in Apps

Jan 5, 2019

Netflix

Entertainment, Lifestyle

8.7

(588 Ratings)

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What’s not to love about thousands of choices that cost less than a cinema ticket (0 more)

Sometimes even with all the choices there’s still nothing to watch (0 more)

Sometimes too much choice

Netflix is great, it’s introduced me to lots of great tv shows (Hells Kitchen USA, Kimmy Schmidt, Shark Tank) it lets me binge Drag Race over and over and over.

BUT Netflix I have one GIANT question why do you introduce me to a show I love and then not give me every season there is? It’s like saying here is a million pounds but you can only spend £1.27

Netflix is great but sometimes too much choice isn’t great, I can’t be the only one who watches the same thing over and over and over again?

Netflix is responsible for creating some truly great drama and comedy but is that ruining tv as we know it?
Is Netflix classed as tv? Should Netflix shows be considered for tv awards?

Truly 21st Century problems ?

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Cumberland (1142 KP) rated Perfect in Books

Jan 29, 2019

Perfect

Natasha Friend | 2004 | Children, Young Adult (YA)

8.0

(1 Ratings)

Book Rating

Important Middle Grade Read

I don't expect much from middle grade books, so I was pleasantly surprised by this one. Isabelle has some very real problems that can be hard for anyone to deal with, and she is trying her best to handle everything. I love that as soon as her mother finds out Isabelle is forcing herself to throw up, she sends her to group therapy. This book has a great message. Telling the readers that if they need help get it, and if they see some in there life needs help encourage them to get it. Its also very realistic. Isabelle has to got to multiple sessions, and receives some one on one counseling before she sees any improvement. My only complaint is that I wish Ashley had her own book. I didn't feel like her story was finished, and I really would like to read things from her perspective.

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Ross (3284 KP) rated American Horror Story - Season 2 in TV

Jan 14, 2019

So much gorier and darker than the first series, Asylum chronicles the events of Bloody-face, the twisted fictional serial killer of the 1960s. This is the story underlying all events in the series, but there is so much more going on. We are treated to a glimpse into the abuse and disgust of people suffering mental health problems, and the supposed treatments being dreamt up to deal with their issues.
The series also has aspects of demonic possession, alien abduction and so much more.
While there were some aspects I felt were left open (the alien abduction for one), and others were not explored quite as much as it could have been, I feel this should be seen as more of an anthology series, where a number of stories of mental illness all intertwine to tell one thrilling story.
An exciting, but at times uncomfortable to watch series with some excellent acting and writing.

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Ross (3284 KP) Jan 15, 2019

Thanks. In true rock and roll fashion, I watch this when I am ironing (pausing when one of the kids comes in the room) so it will take me quite some time to get through it all. I love the idea behind it though, exploring fresh ideas each series but with a number of the same cast members so you instantly feel like you know some of them.

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Courtney (149 KP) rated Amazon in Apps

Nov 18, 2018

KatyShubo (75 KP) rated Netflix in Apps

Jan 5, 2019

Cumberland (1142 KP) rated Perfect in Books

Jan 29, 2019

Ross (3284 KP) rated American Horror Story - Season 2 in TV

Jan 14, 2019

Ross (3284 KP) Jan 15, 2019

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