Title: Great portrayal of modern life for at risk teenage girls
Product review: As a teenage girl of 17, I related completely with most of the stories in the book. Ms. Pipher acurately portrays the hardships that face girls in the 90's. Also, more importantly, I battle bulimia each day, and the chapter dealing with eating disorders is very accurate. I intend to begin another book by Mary Pipher, "Hunger Pains" which I hope will help me and others understand the eating disorder epidemic in this country. Although I somewhat resent the portrayal of "most girls" as victims, for the most part the book was very inspiring and very, very accurate. This book is not only great for teenage girls, but for mothers and fathers, nad teenage boys as well. I would help everyone better understand girls, and their struggle to save themselves.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
