Title: A lousy book full of generalizations and the author's biases
Product review: It's almost laughable. In a book based on stressing the importance of notholding prejudices, the author's characterizations are full of them. Note how he falls back on biased notions to draw the characters of the ex-cop and the Republican stay-at-home mother. There are no shades of gray for them at all. The whole book lacks depth and the reader walks away with nothing to ponder. I'm no prude, but it's funny how the only characters the author puts upon a pedestal are the child molester and the adulterers. No wonder Hollywood is making this trash into a movie.
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