BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: CONFESSIONS OF AN ALLEGED GOOD GIRL

📖BOOK TITLE: CONFESSIONS OF AN ALLEGED GOOD GIRL

📖AUTHOR: JOYA GOFFNEY

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS:

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I loved how realistic this book is, and I think that every child between the ages of 13 and 18 should read this book. The author did fantastic work here, and I would like to drop my two cents to my fellow Nigerians:

In a Nigerian family, the word 'sex' is so rarely spoken and used that the kids start to fear it in a way and start to become curious about what it is.

Social media is so loose these days that it is not even fit for a child. Parents, please talk to your child about sex and sexual education at a very early age. You can even start with Every Girl Has A Vagina and Every Boy Has A Penis.

Some parents are even embarrassed to talk to their kids about these organs, but it is very necessary and essential to speak to them before their schoolmates or friends put ideas into their heads that aren't healthy.

Speak up and tell them why they're private, why they shouldn't play with it, and why others shouldn't play with it as well.

📖RATINGS: 4 Stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐

📖QUOTES:

□If you date a boy and you’re not a virgin, that doesn’t make you less of a catch!

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