Toy Story 3 🎬 & Naruto 📚

Toy Story is my favourite movie since I'm a child, it follows the story of Woody, a cowboy toy who lives many adventures with his friends toys. Toy Story counts 4 movies but my favourite one is the third film. In this one, Woody and his friends are sent to a daycare because their child owner grew up and didn't play with them anymore. So the toys group are sent in this daycare but they'll meet some difficulties to adapt in this place. This movie is my favourite one because I grew up with it, and I consider this one like the best Pixar film.
If someone asked me why I love this film so much, I would probably answer that it's because the movie explores many themes such as the transition to adulthood, abandonment and loyalty, friendship and solidarity, the fear of losing one's place, and also because it made me feel many emotions like fear, joy, and nostalgia.

And my favourite book is Naruto.
Naruto follows the story of Naruto Uzumaki, a young ninja from the Hidden Leaf Village. Shunned by the villagers because he carries the Nine-Tailed Fox demon (Kurama) sealed inside him, Naruto dreams of earning their respect and becoming Hokage, the leader of his village.
Throughout the story, Naruto trains hard, forms bonds with teammates like Sakura Haruno and Kakashi Hatake, and develops a deep rivalry and friendship with Sasuke Uchiha, a talented but troubled ninja seeking revenge for his clan.
This book is one of my first manga and it made me nostalgic. I really like this manga for many reasons, the first one being that we can feel a lot of emotions. This is probably the work that made me feel the most sadness, enjoyment, or anger. The evolution of Naruto is probably the best I’ve ever seen in my life; seeing him go from being rejected by villagers to becoming the hero of the village while I was also growing up makes me feel like this book is a part of my life. And the last argument for why I love this manga so much is that each character has their own backstory, which makes you feel even closer to them.