The author, 16 years old at the time of writing, shares her personal experiences during her coming-of-age phase. She pushes past the fear of judgement and tells raw stories and accounts in hopes that other teens can relate and realise that they are indeed not alone.

From innocence, gratitude and resilience to jealousy and learning the power of saying no, "A Taste of Humanity" explores a plethora of human emotions, worries and characteristics. Interactive, Intriguing.

With lots of anecdotes and activities to do, you will gather bits of information on many things. Need advice on self-discipline and even self-awareness? You may find what you're looking for in the toasty comfort of this novel.

Do you want to be reassured that you're not alone in your uncertainty of your future career? Here you may find familiarity. A self-help novel for teens which dives into a wide variety of aspects that cover a great deal of the spectrum of humanity.

Whenever we think about humanity, we think about all the positive characteristics i. e.

love and innocence. However, we tend to forget the negatives like jealousy.

By reading the book, teens are given an entree to open their appetite to their own discovery and development. After all, the teenage years is a time of considerable growth and adventure.

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