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I don't recall a part of the book that I disagreed with. However, I will say that it started of with a bang but my interest quickly diminished. It was a long read and was rather tedious too. The book was also very wordy (which is funny coming from me). It did not hold my interest. I didn't think that I was ever going to get to the last page. It needed to be more concise.
ReplyDeleteThis book was a good resource but was not every easy to follow. It seemed to jump around and was rather lengthy. It did open my eyes to more of the Middle and High school behavior that is exhibited. It helped me more as a parent to know what to look for when my daughter reaches these years. Just today my daughter came in and said, "Momma, ______ said she liked my new shoes and then asked if front of everyone if they were boy shoes." I told her Hannah as long as you like your shoes it doesn't matter. It is unreal how early "Mean Girls" reveal themselves.
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