Review: Pretty good, but needs some work
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 10 4, 2013
*****POSSIBLE SPOILERS*****After reading some of the reviews on this book, I almost didn't read it.  I am not a fan of relationships between people who have large gaps in age, especially if they are minors.  Well, after reading the book, that wasn't what bothered me the most.  What I felt detracted the most, from the very intriguing storyline, was the utterly ignorant reason for the camp.  An abstinence camp!  Seriously?  Educate and abstain?  I got the irony that in the end they were all ending up pregnant, but it was just stupid.  It actually took away from the storyline, and was ridiculous at best.  There they had huge, vast, bunches upon bunches, of birth control supplies, but they ended up pregos in the end anyway.  Some of the kids attending the camp were as young as twelve!  This was just a really stupid part of the story that only a man could come up with.  And, by the way, diaphragms are not even remotely like condoms.  You can't just take a supply to hand out later to your friends.  They have to be fitted by a specialist to the exact size of the cervix.  You get a prescription for it.  After it comes in, you have to take it back to the doctor for the fitting.  I was just shaking my head when I read some of the stuff about having a large supply of condoms and diaphragms to give out to their friends later.  Condoms...maybe, but not diaphragms.  If this author wants to improve this story, just make the camp a regular camp.  If you can put aside the absolute stupidity involved in the creation of this Sex Ed Camp, then the rest of the book is good.  DON'T . GO. INTO. THE. FOG. !!!