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To buy one, click here: http://amzn.to/2y56yHK In this video, I will unbox the 13" MacBook Air from 2015. This machine comes with 4gb of ram and a 128gb SSD. I bought this machine very cheaply from eBay. I've been wanting a MacBook for a very long time but I wasn't sure on which one to pick but the MacBook Air offered everything I wanted for the cheapest price so I picked that. This video was edited using iMovie on the MacBook Air. I hope you enjoy. To buy one, click here: http://amzn.to/2y56yHK Music by bensound.com

Click here to buy the fidget spinner The LED fidget spinner is a new trend. In a dark room, the LEDs illuminate brightly and produce an adequate amount of light and the fidget spinner a great de-stressing tool and a fun toy too! Also, at just £2.49 (at the time of this review), what do you have to lose? Click here to buy the fidget spinner

So, you just bought a new MacBook. Congratulations and welcome to dongle world! In this post, I will link to the Apple version of the relevant dongle as well as a cheaper (but equally good) third party version of the dongle where possible. If you're looking to buy a new MacBook, you can do so by clicking here. 1) USB-C to USB-A (standard USB) If you want to be able to use your old USB devices in your new MacBook, you'll need a dongle. Below are the one's that I recommend: Apple Version: http://amzn.to/2rBcJPW Third Party Version: http://amzn.to/2qCNUOB 2) USB-C to AV If you would like to be able to connect to televisions, external monitors, projectors and so on with your new MacBook, you'll need a dongle. Below are the one's that I recommend: Apple Version: http://amzn.to/2qClrbQ Third Party Version: http://amzn.to/2si0HqY 3) USB-C to SD Card If you'd like to view and edit your photographs and videos on your new MacBook, you'll need

Click here to buy the hard drive from Amazon The Toshiba Canvio Basics 1TB External Hard Drive is an excellent product. It is small and portable. It can be used on almost every device; it is ideal for expanding storage on computers, laptops and Macs as well as games consoles like the X-Box and PlayStation and so on. The hard drive offers very quick speeds with USB 3.0 too! I'd recommend an external hard drive to everybody because it is vital to keep your important files backed up. A great buy for everybody, especially students and people with lots of large files. Click here to buy the hard drive from Amazon

The Samsung M2825ND is an excellent black and white laser printer that prints double sided. If you are looking for a cheap black and white no thrills printer that can duplex print, look no further. This is an excellent budget printer for everyone, especially students who have a lot of papers to print for exams. The print out is also very high quality and the unit is relatively small and since it uses toner, the 'ink' never dries out. Buy it here

An Inspector Calls is a short play written by J. B. Priestly. It is an integral part of the AQA GCSE English exam. The short play is quite interesting, it is about a young woman who died in an Infirmary from swallowing a lot of strong disinfectant; this burnt her inside out. A family dinner party is held but a police inspector who is investigating the suicide of a young working class woman turns up, linking them to her death... The short play was rather exciting and it is structured in a way that keeps the reader on their toes. Click here to buy the GCSE text guide Click here to buy the play

It's that time again! I've borrowed another classic from my local library: An Inspector Calls - An integral part of the AQA English GCSE. Click here to buy the GCSE text guide Click here to buy the play

Buy the Tins book here Fergal is a self-confessed nerd with an eccentric hobby: tin collecting. He likes the lucky dip aspect of buying tins that have their labels missing - after all, you never know what might be inside. It's Fergal's idea of living dangerously. That is, until the day he innocently opens up a tin to find . . . a bloodied human finger. Everyone thinks it's a joke. But not Fergal - and when his next tin discovery is a note with the word 'Help' scribbled on it, he feels compelled to track down the factory responsible for these mysterious and macabre products. Fergal might be hungry to play detective, but has he opened a can of worms . . . ? With nobody to share his hobby with, Fergal meets a girl at the supermarket attempting to go for the same tin: Charlotte. Charlotte is also interested in tin collecting. This book will have readers squirming on the edge of their seats. Funny, frightening and totally gross - Alex Shearer taps into the repulsive-

I recently read the 'Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' book which was retold by Pauline Francis. This book is an integral part of the AQA English GCSE so I thought I'd borrow it from my local library and check it out. The story is very short and I managed to finish it in one day. I quite enjoyed reading the book. Having watched the film prior to reading the book, I sort of knew what to expect but the book and the film were actually quite different. The book was a nice easy read and seems to be aimed at younger audiences. The book is a classic. I liked the small illustrations in the book too. If you are looking for a book that's quick and easy to read, look no further! Click here to buy the GCSE text revision guide Click here to buy the book Click here to buy the film

Well I've taken another trip to my local library and the next book that you will be seeing a review for is 'Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde' so make sure you stay tuned for that review which will be published next week! :) Click here to buy the GCSE text revision guide Click here to buy the book Click here to buy the film

I recently finished reading 'The Fault in our Stars' and I have to say that John Green has written an amazing book. This book is very interesting and is now my second favourite book. The main characters in the book are Hazel Grace and Augustus Waters. They meet at a cancer support group and their love story is incredibly heart-warming. However, the story takes a dark turn which shows the more realistic side of life, rather than the typical fairy tale ending. The story is truly gripping and keeps you interested and you build such a strong relationship with the characters that it can be truly devastating when you discover the truth of cancer and what it can really do to a person. Not only do you feel sympathetic towards Hazel, you also feel sympathetic towards her parents and I highly recommend that you check out this book if you haven't already read it. Click here to buy the film Click here to buy the book

One of the many New Year's Resolutions that I had this year was to be more fit and walk more. The Fitbit aimed to helped me achieve just that. It looks great and can easily slip into my pocket. I have genuinely walked loads more because it is exciting competing with others from around the world in the weekly competitions and the trophies that you can receive can encourage you to keep going. Click here to buy the Fitbit Zip

I have finished reading 'Arsenic for Tea', and I have posted a review on my blog - make sure you check it out if you haven't already! The next book that I am going to read is 'The Fault in our Stars' by the popular author, John Green. Make sure you stay tuned for the review which is due to go up at 12:00 on Wednesday 8th January 2017. Until next time! Click here to buy the film Click here to buy the book

This review may contain spoilers... I recently went to my local library and picked up Arsenic for Tea. If you are interested in reading that blog post. you can find it here: Trip to my local library. Here is my review: Front cover of 'Arsenic for Tea'. I finished reading Arsenic for Tea by Robert Stevens. Arsenic for Tea is a fairly new release, it was published in 2015 so there is a fair chance that you may not have read it yet. I found Stevens' writing style to be quite interesting as it wasn't one that I commonly came across. The character's various personalities helped to keep me engaged in the book and I wouldn't hesitate to recommend the book to family and friends. You may think that the book is more suited to a younger audience, judging by the title, but I believe that this book would engage readers of a wide age range, including some adults! I enjoyed the detective theme in the book and it was interesting to try to figure out who had put the ars

Be more driven and focused. Stop procrastinating. Drink more water. Use social media less. Go the library more often. Work harder. What are your New Year's resolutions? Leave a comment below!