Phoebe

I read this book when I was in high school ? years ago and waslooking for it to share with my high school age daughter. Funny,thing is that the same fears that we had and were portrayed in the book are still real fears for girls today. In an age of increased sexual education, many teenage girls still do not take the time to fully recognize the tragic results of lack of good judgment and trust in their parents. I am glad to share this book with my daughter to help us to talk about issues that may be hard for some teenagers to discuss with their parents. These types of books,told from a teeanagers perspective are valuable tools in helping to keep the lines of communication open with your teen. I am thankful that my daughter is receptive to my reading suggestions and open enough to discuss these topics with me. I hope that she shares this book with her friends who may not have the relationship that we share, they can be great ice breakers.