Lesson Learned (Keysha #3)
by
Earl Sewell (Goodreads Author)
Whoever said "family comes first" never met Keysha's mom, Justine. Fresh out of jail, Justine wants to reconnect with her daughter—despite abandoning her to a father she hardly knew. Keysha is sure Justine's troubled past is going to play havoc with her own present and future. To add more drama to the mix, her younger brother, Mike, is now a wannabe player, determined to g...more
Paperback, 256 pages
Published
March 1st 2009
by Harlequin Kimani
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Oct 15, 2012
Ariana Franklin
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The Book "Lesson Learned" by Earl Sewell, was about a young teenageer named Keysha Who Had To move with her Dad, Step mom, and step brother.Because her her mother Justine,because she was hooked on drugs. and abanded her, bascailly left her to die at a young age. No food, no decent place to live nothing! basically left her to die. and keysha had to edal with that basically her WHOLE life! she has to deal with her new family, her crack headed mother who is now trying to come back in her life. and...more
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Sep 29, 2010
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THIS BOOK WAS SOOOOO AMAZING KESHIA MOM FINALLY GETS OUT AND WANT KESHIA AFTER ALL SHE PUT HER THOUGH.SHE ONLY WANT HER FOR ONE THING HER DADS BANK NUMBER.KESHIA IS FINALLY WITH A HAPPY A FAMILY AND HER MOM WANT STOP AND LET KESHIA FORGET WERE SHE CAME FROM AND THEN KESHIA IS DATING THIS AMAZING BOY NAME WESLEY AND THEY CARE FOR EACH OTHER THEN WESLEY HAS TO MOVE AND THEN KESHIA IS HEARTBORKEN BECAUSE HER BOYFRIEND IS MOVING THEN WESLEY END'S UP GETING SHOT AT THE END OF THE BOOK SO THINGS ARE L...more
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Just when life seemed better, Keysha has to put up with a lot. Her mother, Justine, is fresh out of jail, with a new baby and demanding visitation rights. Keysha knows that Justine hasn't changed. And while the court is willing to give her a second chance, she isn't. She's appalled when she learns the reason for Justine wanting her in her life and refuses to jeopardize the family that she has now for anything. Wesley, her boyfriend and only friend, had to move to Indiana while...more
Just when life seemed better, Keysha has to put up with a lot. Her mother, Justine, is fresh out of jail, with a new baby and demanding visitation rights. Keysha knows that Justine hasn't changed. And while the court is willing to give her a second chance, she isn't. She's appalled when she learns the reason for Justine wanting her in her life and refuses to jeopardize the family that she has now for anything. Wesley, her boyfriend and only friend, had to move to Indiana while...more
This book was pretty interesting. It was about two teenagers, Keysha and Mike, a half brother and sister. They have a lot of drama in their life and get into some trouble. I thought this book was interesting. It was written recently and there were many aspects that i was able to connect to. It was like listening to a friend telling you their problems. Each chapter exchanges points of view from Keysha and Mike but it was pretty easy to understand and keep track of.
This is my first foray into the Kimani Tru series, but I think it's important for me to know the content before I recommend them to the kids. I'm almost done with this, and there are some pop cultural references that will grow quickly dated (probably why it's in paperback). Also, there are references to sex but so far it's been a "clean" novel.
Update: this was a good book, though certainly not fine literature. It's clean as far as sex goes and will appeal to 8th grade and up.
Update: this was a good book, though certainly not fine literature. It's clean as far as sex goes and will appeal to 8th grade and up.
Dec 16, 2010
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A wonderful book wish it didn't end that way though
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