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I think the life lesson of Home of the Brave is, never give up hope, even though sometimes it's hard. In the epilogue, Kek says, something along the lines of, "Hope is hard work though". But even though it was hard, he never gave up.

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The life lesson that I learned from Home of the brave is. Sometimes it's ok to try something new. I don't have text evidence for this but in the begging, Kek didn't really like being in America but now he loves it.

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I think the life lesson is to never give up. Because Kek would never give up even when it got hard.

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The life lessons I learned from the home of the brave is... to never give up hope. I think this because earlier in the book on the Paperwork chapter they were talking about his mom possibly coming back, so Kek always held onto that hope without the story. He was right to hold onto hope because his mom came back!

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The biggest thing that I have learned from "*HOB*" would be, its better to be happy in dark times instead of being sad in dark times!

(There is no text evidence for this) But where I saw it would be when in dark times *when kek lost his mother* he was still happy!

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I think the big life lesson in Home of the Brave is always hope, because Kek never lost hope. He never have up that his mother is alive.

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There is always hope, even if it isn't really big, there is always hope. When Dave said to Kek, '" We don't think your mom is going to come home," Kek was quick to say no to this, he was hanging onto hope.

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Life Lessons from Home of the Brave:
1. Be you.
2. Sometimes you have to change something but that doesn't mean you have to give up on trying.
3. Never give up.

I think that it is Be you because in the book Kek continued to be African and held onto hope that his mother would get reunited with him.

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I learned to never give up hope because Kek never did, and in the end, he got what he was hoping for. Throughout the whole book, people have told Kek to not get his hopes up, but he did. He kept his hopes up hoping that he would see his mother again. Soon enough, it paid off. He finally saw his mom again.

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I think that the "moral" of the story is to never give up hope, and I think that I learned from this story that no matter how bad things are they will get better.