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Love Lessons
(5 reviews with an average rating of 4 out of 5)
Publisher: Random House
Prue feels increasingly stifled by life with her tyrannical father and passive mother. She and her sister Grace are home-educated and made to wear home made dresses – their only real contact with the outside world comes from the books they read.
Things change when Prue’s father has a stroke and she is forced to attend the tough local school. Prue’s precocious artistic talent and flair for literature does not endear her to fellow pupils but she forms a bond with her sympathetic and handsome art teacher, Rax.
Their feelings for each other deepen and soon things begin to spiral out of control. Wilson deals with a controversial subject, portraying the teenage agonies of forbidden love in a sensitive manner. Although there is no immediate happy ending for Prue, the reader is left with a degree of hope for her future.
What you thought...
Average rating:
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shannon, 04 January 2017
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I LOVED THIS BOOK!!!!!!! It has very mature themes but I believe it was truly well written
Maj, 07 October 2015
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Jacqueline Wilson is the most amazing author ever. Love Lessons is the deepest book she has ever written. I loved Prudence and Grace, especially Prudence. Their Dad is the most horrible Dad alive, trying to crush there dreams. I really loved this book, people need to read this.
Cherryblossom13, 30 August 2015
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This book was really showing what a book needed to show: true feelings. It was a book never to forget, very emotional, and expresses feelings well. It really caught my heart
Cherryblossom13, 23 July 2015
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I liked this book because it was funny and a 3.5 star rating. I would recomed this book because it is about love and romance then this book is for you
josie, 11 September 2014
this book is one of my all-time favourite book its such a heard throbber and gives you clear detail on how the characters feel and look its also such a powerful story that bring a tear tearing down my eye