Official Review: Lizzy Baby by Sarah P Blanchard

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It's an awful story to read even for adults but sadly it's a true story also. I would appreciate the character development though!
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An amazing fictional novella "Lizzy Baby" by Sarah P Blanchard, which revolves around a young farm girl, Lizzy, who gets education about sex in various ways. A mixture of happiness, sadness, excitement, anger, or lust in the book makes it appealing.
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I cannot understand how religious parents can think of that manner of sex education. I feel this book and I aren't compatible.
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By the name, I never would have guessed what is in the book. It looks interesting how Lizzy will deal with the situation. Thank you for this amazing review.
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I totally disagree with the introduction of the sex education by the parents but aside that,it's a great novel.
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This book sounds a little too graphic for my tastes, but I hope others enjoy.
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They thought cow sex was a good way to teach their teen about sex? Yikes. Thanks for the helpful review
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This book isn't something I'd enjoy reading. The whole concept feels depressing for me. I'm sure other readers will appreciate it and will find it interesting.
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Post by Ngozi Onyibor »

With so many negative influences around, I wonder why most parents are uncomfortable with giving their kids proper sex education. The long-term benefits far outweigh any momentary discomfort they may feel. I hope Lizzy overcomes the trauma of the indecent exposure she suffered.
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This would certainly be an emotionally charged story that might be too mature for many readers, but I appreciate your willingness to provide a genuinely open review about the content. Thank you for sharing your perspectives and analysis!
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It seems like there's much to expect in this 32 pages fiction book. I can't imagine why teaching a nine year old sex activities. Anyway, I find it to be an interesting plot. Good review and congrats on BOTD.
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I’m glad that for a 32-page book the characters were well developed. Lizzy’s 20-year-old cousin sounds disturbed. I hope Lizzy told her mom or best friend what happened in the car. If there is a second book coming out I will read this, otherwise, I don’t enjoy abrupt endings. I appreciate your honest review.
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This novella seems to warn of the negative consequences of ignorance and fear of sharing information concerning sexual matters. I hope Lizzy finds the courage to tell someone about Joey's actions. I'd like to read the book. Thanks for your review!
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Post by Vishnu Priya B »

This sounds like an interesting book. However, I don't agree with the parent's idea of sex education! I feel sorry for Lizzy she had to experience this kind of abuse from a family member.
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Post by Clare Jose »

I'm deeply disturbed by the parent's behaviour. Today's book isn't something I would like so I'm taking a pass on this one.
Thank you for your review.
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