Learning To Love Yourself

An Anna Shinoda novel about a teen whose drug-addicted brother is the prodigal son one time too many. There is a pecking order in every family. Seventeen-year-old Clare is the overprotected baby; Peter is the typical, rebellious middle child; and Luke is the can’t-do-wrong favourite. In their eyes, they are a normal, happy family. But every so often, it’s the people who are closest to us who are the hardest to see. Clare loves her older brother, Luke—it’s not his fault that he‘s always in the wrong place at the wrong time. Life as Luke’s sister hasn’t been easy—their community hasn’t been near as forgiving of his transgressions as she and her parents are—but he’s done his time and is on his way home again, and she has to believe this time will be different.