Prude: How the Sex-Obsessed Culture Damages Girls (and America, Too!)

An excellent albeit frightening book. Should be read by every parent of a teen age, or soon to be teen age girl.Prude: How the Sex-Obsessed Culture Damages Girls (and America, Too!)

Prude: How the Sex-Obsessed Culture Damages Girls (and America, Too!) Never in my short life have I been so disgusted and shocked!!! Never before have I relized that I and everyone I love or care about, is being marketed to by FOUL and CORRUPT Corroporations. If you Have a daughter,neice,sister,or friend that is around the age of 17 or 18 Buy this book for them if not for your self. This book presents you with HARD BITTER truths about America and the times we live in. I say this kept me hitting the pages long after bed time , with its haunting details about our society and it's toxic effect on Young girls in our society....

Most adults have noticed that things have changed since we were kids, but this book shows us how these changes came about and how they are damaging our kids and our culture. The "anything goes" mentality that pervades pop culture hurts kids' self-esteem and leads them down paths they will later regret. The research and writing in this book are impressive, and although much of the news is grim, it shows parents specific, direct things they can do to help their kids through the mire they're faced with every day.

It's about time someone addressed the out of control teen sexual issue. As an elementary teacher I hear little girls and boys talk about sex and it break my heart. If I could afford it, I would pass out a copy of this book to every parent in my classroom. It is a must read for everyone, not just parents of young girls.

Liebau's book is for anyone who cares about what is going on in American culture -- parent or not. It is extremely well-written, well-researched, and filled with important information about how American culture is shaping the lives of young women in the modern age. The book's premise -- that our culture's oversexualization has caused young women to believe that sexiness trumps intelligence and character -- may not seem at first to be a revolutionary one. But I suspect that most people over the age of 18 will be astonished to read this book's detailed presentation of the unique challenges faced by young women today. As a parent, the book is invaluable. For anyone who cares about what is going on in American culture, it is equally important. "Prude" is a very satisfying and enlightening book. Given the topic, it is also surprisingly entertaining.