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Gold Medal Summer is the story of Joey Jordan, a fourteen-year-old gymnast who's struggling to focus in the midst of a welter of distractions:  a coach who doesn't appreciate her style; ohio campaign finance a best friend who's thinking of quitting; a cute new boy who's just moved to town; an older sister who's a past National Champion (comparisons much?); and parents who aren't exactly Aly Raisman's . But even with all of this, Joey loves her sport and works hard at getting better at it, as she dreams of having her gold medal summer. Donna competed in gymnastics herself until she was fifteen, and thus it's filled with true-life descriptions of what it's like to do a kip on the bar or tumble through a floor routine in a minute flat. It's also got a wonderful emotional heart about learning to stand up for yourself, even when it's scary, and believing you can accomplish what you want to do. It is exactly the book I would have wanted to read when I was ten years old and daydreaming about gymnastics -- all about friends, doing flips on the beach, and waving from that podium at the end of the day:  so spirited and fun and sweet, it can't help but leave a smile on your face. If you have the chance ohio campaign finance to pick it up this Olympics, I hope you enjoy it! More acclaim: Rebecca Stead said of it, "This book is like a perfect cartwheel--immensely fun and satisfying." And (fellow former gymnast) Linda Sue Park said, "I loved the gymnastics in Gold Medal Summer ohio campaign finance , but I was even more impressed with the relationships." Donna blogged about the book and the Olympics ohio campaign finance for the Scholastic blog and did a great Q&A with NYMetroParents. And it was seen on the Today Show last week! You can hear a sample of the audiobook here .  Buy it from Amazon | Barnes ohio campaign finance & Noble | IndieBound
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Seventeen-year-old Olivia Peters is absolutely over the moon when her literary idol, the celebrated novelist and much-adored local priest Mark D. Brendan, selects her from hundreds of other applicants as the winner jp donleavy of his writing contest. Not only is she invited to take his class at the local university; she also gets one-on-one sessions jp donleavy with him to polish her story and prepare jp donleavy it for publication. But the writing sessions escalate into emails, and texts, and IMs, and gifts, and social events. What was once a delightful opportunity has become a dreadful burden. What kind of game is Father Mark playing? And how on earth can she get out of it? – Synopsis from Goodreads
On a purely analytical level, jp donleavy This Gorgeous Game ticked several boxes on my mental review checklist: good quality writing, jp donleavy well developed characters, a compelling premise, nuanced exploration of contemporary issues. jp donleavy It s an accomplished, compact novel deftly and efficiently handling a complex subject with the gravity it requires.
This Gorgeous Game is a story about manipulation and obsession, mental and emotional exploitation, but Freitas unique riff on these topics is to examine them in the context of faith. By placing the perpetrator of these acts of unhealthy fixation jp donleavy in the role of benefactor, mentor and cleric, Freitas also opens up a complicated discussion on religious belief.
Raised and educated a Catholic, (though by her own admission one less staunch than her sister), Olivia must address an abuse of power by someone she regards with implicit trust and respect, even admires. Someone offering a once in a lifetime opportunity. And someone jp donleavy she believed spoke for God. It s weighty subject matter, yet by keeping the focus tightly on Olivia s personal experience and emotional journey, the novel remains accessible and relevant to a wider audience.
Stalking is not new territory for young adult literature. But rather than the all too frequent I m a paranormal romance hero and imma creep in your window tonight.. (which is a rant for another day), This Gorgeous Game deconstructs the nature of the obsession: the intimidation, isolation, harassment. Importantly, Freitas novel highlights the subtle development of Olivia jp donleavy s increasingly unsettling situation and how identifying the line between appropriate and inappropriate jp donleavy behaviour is not as clear-cut for the victim as it would seem to others. The insidious creep of psychological manipulation into the characters interactions demonstrates just how deeply Olivia s ability to trust her own judgement has been undermined, and it makes for disturbing reading.
It s difficult to talk about the writing style of the novel without giving away a major element of the book s ending, so I won t discuss it in great detail. Essentially, the first half of the novel didn t work for me as much as the second. jp donleavy Something about the slow, ponderous tone of the opening chapters felt.. off to me, almost tediously jp donleavy self-conscious. In hindsight, they fit with the end result, but I found them difficult to engage with. Similarly, I experienced some disconnect with Olivia as a character until the story moved more deeply into her mental struggle. While a multi-dimensional character, I initially had no sense of investment in Olivia or her life, or a connection to her voice.
However, as the sheen falls away from the story, and the unpleasant reality of the situation is revealed, This Gorgeous Game became a much more compelling read. The unravelling jp donleavy of Olivia s apparently perfect life feels authentic, her increasing anxiety and disconnection from her life is insightfully written.
I appreciate the particular jp donleavy angle from which Freitas approaches these themes jp donleavy – not shying away from difficult questions, while not delivering a heavy-handed message yet I found it less of an emotive reading experience than I expected. Although an unsettling story, I m not sure that I found it as chilling as I had anticipated, and I put this down to my lack of immersion in the characters.
Still, This Gorgeous Game is an important, thought provoking novel, and handles a complicated subject with grace and honesty. Publisher: Square Fish Publication jp donleavy Date: 21 June 2011 (first published 19 May 2010)
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Donna Freitas (FRAY-tus) has carved out a career as a religion scholar focusing on young adults’ spirituality and sexuality ( Sex and the Soul , Oxford). But in her other life, she’s also a YA novelist whose first book, The Possibilities of Sainthood (Farrar, Straus & Giroux), got starred gender and politics reviews pretty much every place that fiction reviews can be starred: PW, SLJ, Booklist, and even snotty old Kirkus.
In her new novel This Gorgeous Game , Donna’s telling a darker story for YA readers. Olivia Peters is a rising high school senior who is stalked by a priest. Although at first she’s flattered by his attention to her writing and his belief in her literary talent, it isn’t long before she realizes that his unwanted attention is inappropriate. But what can a 17-year-old do when her stalker is a famous author and universally beloved Catholic priest?
Donna Freitas: It’s not so much that I decided to follow up my shiny happy novel about a girl looking for her first kiss with a sad novel. For me, writing fiction is more about voice, and following the voice that shows up in your head. Olivia’s voice was the next one to show up, so hers was the story I decided to follow. gender and politics And it happened to be really sad and dark.
FS: The cover is very arresting — Olivia is backed into a corner and seems almost pinned down by the cross. Do you think that it represents what you’re trying to convey in the book about religion? gender and politics
Freitas: I was really stunned when I saw what the publisher came up with for the cover. I couldn’t gender and politics think of a better cover to represent the different layers of the book. They came up with shaping the title and my name into the cross. But to be honest, I think the cover effectively portrays Olivia in the book. I was really gender and politics adamant that there be no hint of a man on the cover. I wanted the cover just to be hers. One of the things I love about that photograph is that it can be interpreted in different ways. She does look like she’s backed into a corner and frightened. But she also could be glaring at you, like she might spring at you. I really love the way they figured out how to represent what she’s going through in the book with the priest gender and politics without putting him on the cover. The cross represents him, and it’s perfect.
FS: I know it wasn’t intentional, but the timing of the novel coincides with some serious struggles the Catholic Church is having with sexual abuse by priests. As a self-described gender and politics Catholic, how are you coping with the Church’s current fiasco? gender and politics
Freitas: I think the only thing that has changed since 2002, when the first wave of abuse was covered by the media, is that the media stopped talking about it for a while. I don’t think the Cat

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After finishing The Survival magazine grazia Kit by Donna Freitas , I had to immediately let my contemporary loving friends know how great it is. I practically burst into song with praises for The Survival Kit . You see, on first glass at the description, a reader might thing blah, joust another grief book, but I’m here to say with ALL my wisdom – don’t dismiss The Survival Kit . Donna Freitas’s  style is similar to Sarah Dessen  and honestly The Survival Kit is such a tender book, I loved it.
Rose’s mother died of cancer over the summer. Bereft, Rose finds herself magazine grazia unable to enjoy the same things she did before – music, her boyfriend Chris, cheerleading. Overcome by grief, Rose looks for a favorite magazine grazia dress of her mother’s magazine grazia and finds a survival kit there — with tools to help Rose move past her pain. What ensues is a touching read with unexpected characters, swoons, and yes, some tears.
Yo, I am ALL about a quiet character driven novel. The Survival Kit is one of those books. I thought I would dislike Rose because she’s an it-girl. But you guys, she’s genuine. And then her cheerleader friends I thought would be mean and backbiting. NOPE. Oh, you guys, I feel for Rose’s BFF Krupa, an Indian girl who gave just the right amount of space and tough love.
THEN there is Will, the landscaper magazine grazia hockey player boy who captivates Rose. He’s magazine grazia far from perfect, but brings the swoons hardcore. What I love about him is that he is absolutely not a dick. I hate that I have to point that out about a character, but okay, yes he does some things that I personally, would not do, but when it comes down to it, he’s a great male character.
The plot of The Survival Kit by Donna Freitas  isn’t action, action, action – but one drive by the personal growth of the characters. I had deep emotions for the characters – which I think comes from how real The Survival Kit  feels. Authentic emotions feel the page. I did not feel manipulated magazine grazia into tears. Instead, I cheered whenever Rose would figure out what an item from her survival kit was for, and whenever her support system would come together. I love that. I like reading a book where I am not constantly waiting for the other shoe to drop. And maybe, I make it sound boring because it’s not dramarama, BUT if you are reading magazine grazia for emotions and connections, The Survival Kit  has you covered.
April (Books&Wine) February 24, 2012 8:38 am
This has been on my TBR list for awhile and I kind of forgot about it. I will have to look for it at the library. I liked The Possibilities of Sainthood magazine grazia (though that was more of a humorous book) and The Survival Kit sounds fantastic and maybe a more character driven novel which I do enjoy. Thanks for reminding me that I need to read this book! Reply
Because I’m a cover ho, I don’t think I would pick this one up without your stellar recommendation! I appreciate that, though magazine grazia she’s a popular girl, she’s not mean–and magazine grazia same for her friends. magazine grazia Such a stereotype and, while sometimes true, many times it’s just not! Reply
Seriously, one of my favorite things magazine grazia about The Survival Kit was how incredible all of the characters were. How refreshing, right?! magazine grazia Like, no bitchy girls or douchey guys. Thank you, Donna Freitas, for reinforcing the fact that you can have NICE people in books! Reply
Nice review! I agree with you on the ‘not feeling like you were manipulated into tears’ sentiment with this book. The grief certainly felt genuine, and Will was a gentle, kind (and flawed!) character. What made me not love the book quite as much as I was going to was the scene at the elementary school. I felt that that was the one jarring piece that didn’t magazine grazia fit. Ah well. I’ll read more Freitas, for sure. Reply
I saw this one months ago on another blog and rushed out (well, magazine grazia typed in the library’s webpage) to search for it… only to find it didn’t come out for a while. Bummer. So naturally I forgot about it except for that tiny part in the back of my mind that would scream “HEY! Remember that book you saw that one time on that blog you don’t follow anymore?!” I probably say this on every comment I leave, but thanks for pointing this one out! I loved how amazingly good it sounded and am happy to finally be reminded of it! Reply
Rose’s playlist is awesome. I wish I had remembered to Spotify it, but I imagine someone magazine grazia else has already put it on there. Reply
Oh my gracious. Since I’m trying to do more contemps, magazine grazia I feel like I should try this one out, but the grief thing makes me scared. I’m not scared of tender, but the grief thing makes me so sad. Which may be the point.
That is totally the point, to feel sad, but I promise The Survival Kit is worth the read, because it’s about more than grief, it’s about moving on and being ab

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Often, when speakers try to tackle the controversial topic of sex in the midst of today s hookup minna haapkyla culture, their commentary ends up falling into one of two extremes: either they talk about sex in a staunchly conservative tone with an emphasis on religious calls for abstinence, or they approach sex in a wholly minna haapkyla irreligious way in which casual hookups are prevalent and exonerated.
In her lecture, Freitas presented the research behind her new book that was released last April. This book speaks of the end of sex in regards to what she calls the nearly nonexistent meaning behind sexual experiences today.
Freitas discussed the staggering statistics she found regarding the pervasiveness of nonchalant sex on college campuses and the dissatisfaction the majority of students feel, even those participating in this cultural phenomenon. Using survey results and student interviews, minna haapkyla Freitas confronted the conversation minna haapkyla about sex, hoping to define today s hookup culture and offer a solution for those desiring more meaningful relationships.
Students play their parts the sex-crazed frat boy, the promiscuous, lusty coed and they play them well, Freitas writes in her book. But all too often they enact these highly gendered roles for one another because they have been taught to believe that hookup culture minna haapkyla is normal, that everyone is enjoying it, and that there is something wrong with them if they don t enjoy it, too.
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Freitas said she felt the need to help her students advocate for a much-needed cultural change. She proceeded to conduct interviews and surveys at colleges across the U.S., categorizing the schools into four groups: Catholic, Christian, private secular minna haapkyla and public. The response and interest of students regarding her research was far greater than she could have ever expected.
Freitas learned that there are three main criteria for defining a hookup. The phrase hooking up must be intentionally vague and therefore can include any sexual behavior ranging from kissing to actually having sex, it must be a brief encounter minna haapkyla and the participants must not get emotionally attached. The fourth, and unofficial, requirement minna haapkyla is that alcohol must be involved. These characteristics of the 21st century hookup, Freitas said, have transformed sex into something to cross off a checklist.
It s just something you do, kind of like drinking coffee, she said. To be a normal college student is to be having sex. That doesn t feel okay to me. In her book, Freitas expands on this casualness towards sex.
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Throughout the lecture, Freitas continued to criticize the way society views sex and the roles men and women are expected to play. In her interviews, she heard from the male participants time and time again that they have the same yearnings for meaningful relationships minna haapkyla as women, but they feel that they cannot be vulnerable in public.
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When I picked vanity fair 1998 up the Style section of The New York Times last Sunday, I was excited to see the front-page feature, " The New Math on Campus ," a look at how the gender imbalance on college campuses (60 percent women, 40 percent men at some schools) is affecting the dating scene. I research, write , and lecture on sex, romance, and abstinence on college campuses, and especially on how these life experiences relate to students' quest for meaning in general and spiritual and religious commitments in particular. The article quoted young women bemoaning the dearth of datable guys at UNC Chapel Hill, which they say means all the guys get to be players—at least for a while, living it up with any girl they want because the girls are desperate: "A lot of my friends will meet someone and go home for the night and just hope for the best the next morning," Ms. Lynch said. "They'll text them and say: 'I had a great time. Want to hang out next week?' And they don't respond." Even worse, "Girls feel pressured to do more than they're comfortable with, to lock it down," Ms. Lynch said.
This kind of talk from women on campus is something I hear all the time during vanity fair 1998 lecture visits to university campuses and in my research. So I wasn't surprised when reporter Alex Williams mentioned vanity fair 1998 hookup culture. He turned to sociologist Kathleen Bogle, author of Hooking Up: Sex, Dating, and Relationships on Campus , for more information.
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Yes, this is true; women do say this, and my research supports it. But there is another side to the story that we don't hear often enough. It's something many college men say when safely behind closed doors, about how they like hookup culture about as much as the women do—which is to say, they don't like it one bit . They just feel pressured to say they do in public. While it's socially acceptable for women to admit that hooking up is not for them, it's generally considered social suicide for a man to say the same thing.
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I have to disagree on a personal level on this issue and a few earlier comments. While on my own campus there seems to be an imbalance, I realized it was only because I saw that none of the many guys were datable in my opinion and many other girls must feel that way as well. However, when I began college I was in a long term, long distance relationship with discussion of marriage before I left home and later in the year reevaluated my priorities. vanity fair 1998 This year I tried to date again. He was a nice christian boy who was waiting for marriage. It just so happened that he was not my type, for character vanity fair 1998 flaws that I will not divulge, but barring that I realized that I am in college and have been happiest when I am single. Admittedly I have not waited for marriage myself, I have participated in this "hook-up culture" without the expectations of, in fact, avidly avoiding in most cases, vanity fair 1998 a relationship. (Not to say that I sleep around, I am selective, careful, and have high standards) I have been told that this is unfeminine of me but perhaps not rightly so. I am young and not looking vanity fair 1998 for, or wanting a relationship until much later, preferably towards the end of college or after. To assume that this is ultra-feminist is unfair to both girls who are being hurt by these pressures as well as painting girls like myself in a harsh light.
When you say "the new math" what is this based on?....Is there any evidence to suggest a significant vanity fair 1998 change in the patterns of behaivour (not actual male/femail ratios) you have described compared with say 20, 30 or 40 years ago?
I'm actually a former UNC student. I spent the majority of my time in college in classes with all women (nursing major) and I never dated anyone at UNC. I had a high school boyfriend who went to NC State, about a 30 minute

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I recently read Mark Regnerus’s Forbidden Fruit , and found it unsatisfyingly lacking in good stories; I have had the opposite problem with Donna Freitas ‘s Sex and the Soul: Juggling Sexuality, Spirituality, Romance, and Religion on America’s College Campuses . Like Regnerus, Freitas is interested in exploring the intersection of religion/spirituality and sex in America’s youth, though she focuses on college students where Regnerus’s book was more interested in teenagers. She conducted interviews with students at different types of universities – Catholic ones, evangelical ones, regular public ones – about their spiritual and sexual lives and those of their community.
Many good stories here – college students are so much more interesting and articulate than high school students, or maybe I just got that impression because Freitas quotes from her interviews so extensively. The chapter dedicated to “Evangelical terry richardson kate moss Purity Culture” freaked me out, just as those things always do. Purity: it’s terry richardson kate moss a weird thing to want. Here is a paragraph that does my head in.
A number of women I interviewed had detailed fantasies about the role a promise ring would play during her engagement, on her wedding day, and throughout her marriage. One young woman explained how one of her friends “melted down her chastity ring and put it into her husband’s wedding ring,” which she thought “was pretty cool.” terry richardson kate moss Another had moved her promise ring to her right ring finger when she got engaged, and had plans to present it to her husband after the marriage ceremony as a special token of how she’d “saved terry richardson kate moss herself” for him. This same young woman also spoke of her promise ring as a kind of “purity heirloom” that her husband would someday terry richardson kate moss pass on to their daughter.
I have just reread the paragraph twice and I cannot get my mind around why you would want to a) wear a purity ring, and b) describe yourself as “pure” because you haven’t had sex like sex makes you dirty, and c) have your husband pass on your purity ring to your daughter like Here, honey, this is a symbol of your mother’s purity, now please live up to it and don’t be filthy and sully yourself by having sex until I specifically give you away to someone . Ick! This father-daughter chastity thing is so ickily Freudian to me. Fathers are not the guardians of their daughters’ sexuality prior to marriage. That is weird.
There were loads of good interview stories all throughout the book, which I liked because people can tell you more (obviously) about their motives and beliefs than surveys seeking statistics. However, I would have liked to see some comparisons between the interviews Freitas excerpts for us, and statistics from studies on a broad scale regarding college students’ sexual behaviors and adherence to religion terry richardson kate moss or whatever. As much as I was interested to see what the students were saying about themselves and their peers, I would have liked some helpful statistics to provide context. Then I wouldn’t have gotten terry richardson kate moss all skeptical-face about some of her conclusions and complained about how just because those people at those colleges said it didn’t make it true of everyone (as I’m sure she well knows).
Sex and the Soul raises questions about colleges’ roles in creating open, frank dialogues for their students regarding sexuality and religion. Evangelical colleges, Freitas points out, provide a structure for how sexuality should go: rigid and unflinching as the structure may be, they are discussing it – giving their students a framework for navigating their sexuality. She is bothered by the fact that institutions of higher education offer so little room for the personal, which “is not rigorous enough terry richardson kate moss to warrant a place in the curriculum”. Despite the lack of helpful contextualizing statistics, which made it seem like the author was leaping to conclusions (I am not sure about its academic rigor), I thought Sex and the Soul was most interesting, all thought-provoking and full of different portraits of college life.
Freitas has also written a book called terry richardson kate moss Killing the Imposter God , about Philip Pullman’s His Dark Materials books. terry richardson kate moss The idea apparently being that Philip Pullman is actually writing a Christianer book than he thinks he is. Except I need to reread the Philip Pullman again, as it’s terry richardson kate moss been ages since I read them last.
I am actually rather excited about the Philip Pullman book. I have been needing an excuse terry richardson kate moss to reread those books, and read/watch some non-aggravating interviews with Philip Pullman, and stop being so cranky with him – I think this is the perfect time for that to happen!
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When Rose’s mom dies, she leaves behind a brown paper bag labeled Rose’s Survival Kit. Inside the bag, Rose finds an iPod, with a to-be-determined playlist; a picture of peonies, for growing; a crystal heart, for loving; a paper star, for making a wish; and a  paper kite, for letting go. As Rose ponders the meaning of each item, she finds herself returning again and again to an unexpected source of comfort. Will is her family’s gardener, the school hockey star, and the only person who really understands what she’s going through. Can loss lead to love? My Thoughts/Review: Rose was an interesting character, but not one that hasn't been done before. Her relationships with everyone else being dropped, and her constant need to take care everyone--text book example of an angst filled teenage girl. I feel like I'm using the word angst a lot lately. I guess I've been reading a lot of angsty characters lately. Not that it's a bad thing, but it's probably starting to drive me insane. vanity fair archives Moving on. The thought of a survival kit kind of intrigues me, because who would think to do something like that? I really loved Rose's relationship with Will, even though he screwed up a bit. (Who Doesn't?) He was a likeable character, one that really makes this book shine. Because he seemed so real, and so did Rose. They complement each other. Some things just didn't add up, though. Rose's aversion to music, for one. At one point in the book, Rose is at a hockey game, and music comes on, but she doesn't say anything. She just listens to it. And I quote, "Music makes me cry." She doesn't cry, though. But I really liked the book, in spite of that, because I'm a sucker for good characters. And love stories. But you knew that.                                         vanity fair archives                     ♠♠♠                                                     Favorite Quote: "It's written all over that boy's face." vanity fair archives "What is Grandma?" "That he's lost his father. Such a shame. You can always tell." I looked at her. "You can?" "Yes." Grandma vanity fair archives stared like she could see right through to my deepest insides. Her eyes shone like glass, and for an instant I thought I saw loss in them. "It's all over your's too," she said, and walked away, leaving me alone by the window to ponder vanity fair archives whether her observation was true.
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The full title is The End of Sex: How Hookup Culture is Leaving a Generation Unhappy, Sexually Unfulfilled, and Confused About Intimacy . I read this partly as a warning (I’ve got a teenage daughter), and partly as research (what do young adults really think?). Note that The End of Sex isn’t written from a Christian perspective, and some of the content is pretty edgy. The End of Sex is based on a survey of 2,500 undergraduate students at seven US colleges, undertaken in 2006, including public, private, Catholic and conservative evangelical Christian colleges. She notes that sexual behaviour is similar lifetime the client list at most schools, with the exception being a ‘purity culture’ prevalent at the conservative Christian colleges. As well as the paper survey, the author also undertook personal interviews with several hundred students to provide more in-depth information. The author is unjudgemental in her approach to teens and sex, which was apreciated. The first thing I learned that was hook-ups are not exclusively sexual. They can be anything from kissing to full sexual intercourse. It seems the key is that it’s a game: the social contract of the hookup is that it is temporary and physical, with no emotional connection and no intention to form any kind of relationship (although lifetime the client list the author points out that often backfires when one partner—usually the woman—wants something more). Safe sex, in this context, is when one can walk away without an emotional attachment. lifetime the client list There is also a disturbing view that virginity is an unfortunate barrier to get over as quickly as possible (despite her finding that 21% of college seniors were still virgins—a later section categorised abstinence as Replication, which has the unfortunate implication that no true Democrat would be a virgin). What was sad was the view that virginity was not socially acceptable, and the implication that peer pressure is a major factor driving sexual behaviour. There was also a discussion about ‘technical virginity’, which almost lifetime the client list contradicted lifetime the client list the discussion on losing virginity. It was interesting to note that many of the students (male and female) claimed to dislike the hookup culture, despite actively participating. These statistics seem to say either that college students are constantly acting against their own personal lifetime the client list beliefs or they are lying about their attitudes and actions. I’m not sure which is more disturbing. Are we raising a generation who are too afraid of peer pressure lifetime the client list to act on their beliefs (which doesn’t bode well for their ethics in the workplace). Or are we raising a generation that have no beliefs? There is also a discussion around the virtual absence of dating on many college campuses, and the corresponding lifetime the client list lack of relationship skills among students. It struck me that romance is the top-selling fiction genre, yet romance novels are about developing relationships through dating: the very opposite of the hookup culture. I’d be interested in knowing what these college students are reading! There some issues with The End of Sex . A study of 2,500 students undertaken seven years ago may or may not be representative of the problems. The End of Sex says Christian colleges have a ‘purity’ lifetime the client list culture, but then ignores these colleges in the commentary. And it doesn’t address what happens when people graduate from college: do they continue to hook up, or do they learn to develop meaningful romantic relationships? Who would I recommend The End of Sex to? I honestly think it’s going to tell a lot of people what they already know: college students spend a lot of time at parties, a lot of time having sex, and are losing the concept of relationship as a result. It’s lifetime the client list also very American and focuses on those living on campus: those students who live at home during college may have a different experience. But there are two groups I would recommend The End of Sex to: American who are considering lifetime the client list what college to send their kids to (the commentary lifetime the client list certainly explains the popularity lifetime the client list of Christian colleges among conservative evangelicals), and anyone who feels they need a better understanding of youth culture. The End of Sex certainly provides that. Thanks to Basic Books and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review.
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