Title: Superficial pop psychology.
Product review: Because the title, "Reviving Ophelia," is easily the most interesting and thought-provoking aspect of Pipher's book, reading her work is extremely disappointing. Her analysis is superficial, informed only by the most obvious observations and supported by an insubstantial, vague, and apparently untested theoretical framework. If adolescent girls are this easy to understand, we certainly do not need the likes of Dr. Pipher to help us understand them. I recommend that the reader simply contemplate the title without purchasing the book, thereby saving both time and money.
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