She-ra
I never watched the original 1980s She-ra (though I was aware of its existence), but I'm loving Netflix's reboot. It's a real delight! The characters are mainly teens, and there's a friendship-oriented, work-together quality that reminds me of My Little Pony or Steven Universe. Instead of the female characters having identical Barbie-doll bodies and features, everyone's unique, and their personalities are a lot of fun.
The set-up is that Adora (OMG the names, but they're artifacts of the origi...
The set-up is that Adora (OMG the names, but they're artifacts of the origi...
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CarolineFromConcord
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Jul 19, 2019 05:51AM
Sounds cool. What age would you say it's for? 7 and 4 years old grandchildren get scared easily.
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CarolineFromConcord wrote: "Sounds cool. What age would you say it's for? 7 and 4 years old grandchildren get scared easily."Each episode is about 20 minutes long--I would say preview the first one and see what you think; you'll know what sort of things they're sensitive to. In general though, I think it's very feel-good and not too scary.
Might be a little over the head of a 4-year-old though...
