Book details
Learning to Love (Yasmin Peace Series Book 4)
Description
Yasmin Peace has been through a lot in the last year. After losing their oldest brother and son, Yasmin, her brothers and mother lose their apartment in a fire. As if that was not enough, Yasmin's grandmother is diagnosed with Alzheimers. Through all of these seemingly bad situations, Yasmin does not lose hope that things will get better. As she heads off to high school, that hope pays off and things are finally starting to look up. She has three great friends, her father is out of jail and finally, the drama is behind her. At least that's what Yasmin thinks. She has yet to learn the lessons of love as she finds out that loving those who are the closest to her is not always an easy thing to do.
Age
13-15
Text complexity
beginner
Length
175 pages
Book in series
#4
Why to read
- Emotional Growth: 'Learning to Love' offers readers a journey through the emotional development of the protagonist, Yasmin Peace, as she navigates through the complexities of young love and personal growth, providing valuable insights into how to handle emotional challenges.
- Relatable Themes: The book addresses universal themes such as love, forgiveness, and resilience, making it a relatable read for many, especially young adults who are experiencing similar life situations and are looking for stories that mirror their own experiences.
- Positive Messages: Stephanie Perry Moore's writing is known for weaving positive messages and life lessons into her stories. 'Learning to Love' is no exception, as it encourages readers to persevere through hardships and to always strive for personal betterment.
- Series Continuity: For those who have followed the Yasmin Peace Series, 'Learning to Love' is a crucial installment that continues the narrative of Yasmin's life. It provides closure on certain story arcs and further character development, making it a must-read for fans of the series.