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, by Melody Carlson
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Product details
File Size: 1246 KB
Print Length: 257 pages
Publisher: Revell; 1 edition (January 1, 2010)
Publication Date: January 1, 2010
Sold by: Amazon Digital Services LLC
Language: English
ASIN: B00B85COGY
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I was very impressed with this book. I've read a fair amount of fiction books about teen pregnancy. Most of them focus on the girl's decision on what to do with the baby (abortion, adoption, raising the child, etc...). This one strayed from that beaten bath, focusing on Sophie coming to terms with her pregnancy. It was refreshing to read a different view on teenage pregnancy. Sophie was a believable teenage girl who had believable responses to the situations around her. The author did not make her overly brave or cowardly. I felt the horror of Sophie's situation with her and like her, just wanted it all to go away. Sophie was genuinely lovable as a character and I LOVED her sense of humor. She had me smiling throughout the book.It was a nice read and I finished it easily in one sitting. At the same time, I was wishing that the author didn't rush the ending so much and that I would have been able to go through more of Sophie's journey with her and maybe see what happens with her years down the road.Also, Sophie's friends as well as certain situations bordered on unbelievable at times. I don't know any students in high school who would sit around discussing weather the school's pregnancy center is a good or bad thing or who frequently talk about their chastity pledges. Even with those flaws, I would still recommend the book.
You all need to read this story of a young woman's fall into temptation and how she deals with the conseqences - truly inspirational. I don't have daughters, but if I did, I'd truly want them to read this. Teen pregnancy is NOT easy, and there are several steps and relationships which are presented in such an honest and down-to-earth manner. A great read; couldn't put it down. This one really made me do some deep thinking afterwards, and how some people have risen above their sins.
Melody Carlson has once again written an excellent book for teenage girls. Teen pregnancy is a difficult subject that she portrays through a riveting story.
Great book especially for teenage girls!
This story tackles a tough subject. Anything But Normal is an excellent illustration of how one mistake can shred someone's future plans, or at least alter them in a major way. I really enjoyed this story. As a social worker I've come across similar situations and this story reflects scenarios that some of the teens I have worked with have experienced. Young people have a lapse in judgment one time and their world is jacked up for years to come. It's true with many young women that once they've fallen they don't see the point of trying to stay pure anymore. They feel ruined for life and nothing fixes that. Confessing brings forgiveness but the consequences remain. And often it wasn't something the girl wanted to begin with. It was the guy's idea.I thought the author did a great job with the guilt she experienced, with her wanting to hide the evidence, her fear of people finding out, etc. And best of all, the author did a great job showing the issues surrounding people who are not showing Christ's love and forgiveness. That was well done. People don't realize how self-righteous they sound when they spout off about things they really don't understand. This story is about compassion and the need for more of it. It's also about not shooting the wounded when they are down. I really understood Sophie and her many issues. I adored Wes. He was such a great guy. And Dylan was pretty much what I expected. Unfortunately his response is all too common in scenarios that I've seen. I loved how the Pastor got involved in the end and how Sophie went to the church for help. That was a great example of how things should work when people are hurting and need support. While the story didn't make me cry like I expected, it definitely touched my heart and I'm sure it will do the same for many young women who need to hear the message.
Teen pregnancies seems to be a very popular topic with the media these days. Movies like Juno or the TV show 16 and pregnant are prevalent in our society. It's also interesting how Christians tend to handle this subject. Usually it's done the same cookie cutter way in every book I read. This time however, Melody Carlson puts her edgy spin on this familiar topic.This book made me think a lot about what I'm going to tell my kids next time about sex when they are teens. I can see the dilemma that a lot of parents have. While you don't want them to start having sex until they are married, it's also not good for those that are having sex to be doing it without protection because no one told them about it. It still amazes me how the myth of "you won't get pregnant the first time you have sex" keeps going around. Even more so it's the number of Christian teens who think this. I am not quite sure what many other Christian teens are told, but I know my parents did let me know this very early in our sex talks.What stood out to me the most was the judgmental Christians in this book. Carlson does this in a lot of her books of showing the hypocrisy of the thinking of a lot of so-called Christians and it's actually one of my favorite things about her writing. Many people have been brought up to think this way and it's sad that Sophie had to face people like that, even from her own friends and church. I remember back in high school when purity pledges were very popular to do and that several friends of mine had took that pledge, only to go against what they had pledged to do. Also interesting was the notion that it's always the girl's fault, even when it come to Christian teens. I really got annoyed at a certain character's mother for thinking her son had done absolutely nothing wrong and didn't seem to think she should taken any responsibility or take action. Therefore I was glad to a hear a certain particular rumor at the end of the book. Although actually it's rather sad when you think about the circumstances that is now going to happen again.I did feel the ending was a bit too tidied up and rushed. There's a brief emotional moment that Sophie has with her baby before giving it up but I didn't feel as if we really got to connect with during the final weeks of pregnancy as well as what's going to happen now. Other than this, I really enjoyed this book. It takes a subject that is talked about a lot, but puts a different spin on the views normally presented. This is a really good book for older teens and one that I think all Christian teen girls should really read. It's not only a good book about teenage pregnancies but also a good look at the dangers of passing judgment.
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