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Enya Wong Hei-wai’s top pick: Erin and Aaron

The 12-year-old student from Dr Catherine F. Woo Memorial School talks about her favourite TV show about two step-siblings who can’t stop fighting
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Published: 12:45am, 22 Apr 2024
Length: 225 words
Enya Wong Hei-wai’s top pick: Erin and Aaron

“Erin and Aaron” is a show about two step-siblings who just can’t get along. Photo: YouTube/ Nickelodeon

Do you have a book, movie or show recommendation? Send us your top picks using this form.

I would like to recommend a TV show on Netflix called Erin and Aaron.

Erin is a girl who loves rock music, while Aaron is a boy who loves pop music. These two enemies end up becoming step-siblings.

Although they both love music, they can’t stand each other. Erin plays tricks on Aaron, and he always falls for the trap. Once, Aaron even screamed like a baby because Erin frightened him! I laughed my head off watching this. It was hilarious!

But sometimes Aaron makes me shed tears, too. He is a boy who always thinks about both sides of an issue before he does something.

I can’t believe he would forgive Erin for being such a terrible stepsister. I don’t have siblings, but I learned a lot from this show, like how you must cherish the people in your life. You should also think before you act because you may hurt someone’s feelings.

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