Lesson's learnt from the book

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I learnt that no one has the final say in your life's destination besides yourself.
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Brandy taught me to have faith and to persevere. What people say you're going to become is not your fault, nor is it your fate. You have to keep your head up and just keep going. I learnt not to give up because who knows when things are going to finally look up? And you never want to just before something beautiful happens. This book had a lot of great lessons.
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The most important lesson I took away from the book, and especially from Brandy, was that although we may face challenges in life that attempt to divert us from our goals, perseverance and resilience are virtues, and we should constantly pursue our goals. Despite all the difficulties, determination prevailed, and it was inspiring to see. I had a great time reading the book.
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From what I gain from the novel is that no matter how hard life becomes, we shouldn't give up easily.
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Facing problems head on with nothing to fear is the most important lesson from this book
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There are many lessons in this book that I can use to my life, but the one that stands out the most is that we should learn to be resilient and never give up, regardless of how difficult life becomes or how great the problems we face.
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No matter how hard life gets, don't give up.
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No one's personality is determined by their parents at birth. A nice illustration is Brandy. She proved to be an opponent of the slavery that her parents had supported.
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The assignment the book taught me was that, no matter what, you must always keep your head up to every scenario or challenge you face. I got that lesson from Brandy because, even though she was a girl, she always resists and pushes through to achieve her objectives.
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I believe Brandy demonstrates that people don't have to have the outcomes that others anticipate.
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Post by Blessing Otuokere »

One thing to take away from Brandy is that life can be unpredictable, so people don't always turn out precisely like others anticipate. I also discovered that we should have the fortitude to deal with whatever comes our way.
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It is so commendable, that life's challenges can bring out the best in one. Allen and Tinka in their characterization made me understand that life's challenges can become a gold mine of learning points. I can never give up in the embarrassing struggles in life. I love this book
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Post by Monica Omonigho Bennymoore »

Being formidable against the odds of life is something that keeps one going rather than giving up in the face of challenges. Brandy exemplified the greatest qualities in always choosing determination over quitting. Her courage made her stand out as a woman among men. Stories about pirates and sea voyages reminds me of the doggedness against the tides if you want to succeed in life.
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