Um Ano Inesquecível: Primavera (2023)
Um Ano Inesquecível: Primavera
”Jasmine struggles with math and falls for her tutor while pursuing her dream of becoming an artist.”
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When she’s about to fail in math – the subject she hates the most, Jasmine has to take booster classes with a cute young tutor, but who breathes numbers in everything he does. Facing family pressure and embarking on a risky love, she’ll need to overcome her fears and limitations to pursue her true dream: be an artist.
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