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Learning to Float is a life preserver when you find yourself adrift in the midst of your faith journey. When waves of doubt and anxiety threaten to rise above your head, or when you simply find yourself weary of swimming in the midst of unending waters, this book is your buoy. It's the gentle arms of friends holding you up so that you can breathe, even as currents of questions continue to sweep you up and move you along. It's the comforting whisper in your ear when you need it the most: "It's okay; I've got you. You're not alone."

Valeria’s mother left at a very young age, leaving her grandmother to raise her. As the years go on, Valeria’s few memories of her mother begin to fade away. She always wondered how anyone could up and leave her own child. As Valeria grows older, she wants nothing more than to look her mother in the eyes. She hesitantly makes the request to her grandmother about contacting her mother. This causes turmoil in the once calm household.