Review by Gretchen Hoffman
After the suicide of her oldest brother, Yasmin Peace’s life is anything but peaceful. Her father’s in jail, her brothers York and Yancy stir up trouble in and out of school, and her mom struggles to support them and be a good mother. All this has Yasmin wondering where God is in all this. When Yasmin begins praying, she sees how things change. Life is still difficult and full of challenges, but God always provides—good friends, an uplifting mentor—and with Him by her side, she can face whatever life throws.
I enjoyed reading about Yasmin and delving into the details of her life. She has a lot of spunk and attitude, and it was great to see how she deals with friends, petty girls, and finding God in the midst of tragedy. The book was a little too preachy at points, but overall, I enjoyed it. I’m looking forward to book two and seeing what Yasmin will encounter next.
Age Range: all
Genre: Contemporary
Part of a Series: Yasmin Peace Series, book 1
Pages: 174
Publisher: Lift Every Voice Books
Released: 2009

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I love this book.
Thanks, for sharing, Perry. I wish I could read them all.
this book was so great . i really enjoyed it & im looking forward to book 2 <3
I love this book and i love yasmin’s spunk and attitude lol that’s what most ghetto girls like me have!