Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

This book promotes an LGBT lifestyle. It discusses how a girl might be attracted sexually to a certain boy . . . Or want to kiss a girl. It depicts the adults sitting on the couch with a young girl with whom she is apparently discussing her feelings with as two women - not a mom and dad. It does not correlate pregnancy with marriage or even long-term commitment. It doesn’t even mention marriage. This book does not align with my values. I will be returning it. Try the “I’m a Girl” books by Shelley Metten instead - they are a beautiful and tasteful celebration of the maturing female body.