Review of Lessonz Learned
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Review of Lessonz Learned
Sheila is a high school senior from Cleveland, Ohio. She was raised by her grandparents after her mother, who had Sheila at the age of fifteen, abandoned her. Sheila struggles to find her path in life because she feels resentment because she was abandoned. She also struggles because many of the people in her life, including her boyfriend, are gang members. Sheila's grandparents are also overprotective because they are worried that she will end up like her mother. Will Sheila be able to make something of her life, or will she end up on the streets like so many of the people around her? Pick up a copy of Lessonz Learned by She216 and find out!
The character of Sheila was my favorite part of this book. She struggled with overcoming the mistakes of her parents. Her grandparents were generous to take her in, but their fear that she would follow in her mother's footsteps was apparent in their decisions regarding her. Sheila also dealt with dead-end relationships with guys who would never be able to give her the future she deserved. I feel as though her struggles are relatable, and she dealt with these situations realistically. She is a teenager, and her high reactance and dislike for overbearing authority figures are reasonable.
The part I disliked most about the book was the writing style itself. Most of the book was dialogue. Due to this, there were not many descriptions, so it was more difficult to visualize what was happening. There are some descriptions present in the book, but they are mostly of the characters' physical appearances.
I rate this book 3 out of 5 stars. I am taking off a star due to the lack of detailed descriptions. I am taking off the other star due to the number of errors in the book. I spotted more than ten errors; I believe that additional proofreading is needed. Overall, I did enjoy reading this book, and I feel like many readers will be able to relate to the struggles that Sheila went through.
This book is only suitable for adults due to the explicit sexual content. There was also a lot of strong language, including racial slurs. I recommend this book to anyone looking to read about a girl struggling to escape her circumstances. There are themes of isolation, shame, and family that might speak to potential readers. This book is short and can easily be read in a few hours.
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