I'm so glad I read this book when my daughter is only 8. It was a heads-up on what to expect in the coming years, but also made me aware of subtle messages that I and the culture of the day are already sending to my daughter. It had some great ideas for what to talk about as her sexuality emerges and how to go about it. (For example, never occurred to me until I read this book to brainstorm ways to say no to a guy who is pressuring you to go farther physically. What a common sense idea.) If you're turned off by all things Christian, this aspect of the book will probably distract you, but if you can get past that or if you're already with her on that, there is a LOT of food for thought here. Even if you don't agree with her view of all the issues, it gets you thinking about them.Get more detail about Five Conversations You Must Have with Your Daughter.
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