The Daring Book for Girls | Andrea J. Buchanan, Miriam Peskowitz

The Daring Book for Girls | Andrea J. Buchanan, Miriam Peskowitz | A Must Have!!!!

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	The Daring Book for Girls Andrea J. Buchanan, Miriam Peskowitz Collins, 2007 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 143 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

The Daring Book for Girls/The Dangerous Book for Boys

I bought both of these books based on your reviews. What terrific books! I gave The Dangerous Book for Boys to my twelve year old son for Christmas. He loves it and has dragged it on every outing since to read in the car. The books have been passed around the family and all have thoroughly related to the descriptions and approved of the presentation. I am saving The Daring Book for Girls for my daughter's birthday. The exact target age is definitely age 12. These are the things that make growing up fun and memorable for a lifetime.

A Must Have!!!!

I have 2 Boys and 2 Girls and so we bought both "The Dangerous Book For Boys" and "The Daring Book For Girls" and my children LOVE these books! They are absolutley FANTASTIC! My only regret is that *I* didn't have these books growing up!

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Super excellent

My granddaughters absoutely love this book (the boys love the companion book "Dangerous Book for Boys". I think it may have been their favorite Christmas present. They have read it from front to back and will refer to it over and over.

awesome read!

this book was pretty good. i brought it to see what it was about, and i have to admit, i'm 22, and even I learned something! truly recommended for all the daring girls out there, this book isn't just girly tea-parties and dollies, it's fun, adventure, and possible (minor) injuries! buy it, get it, read it, love it!

Defensive, Clever, a Head Scratcher

This book is a mixed product. Though some may have you believe this is the most empowering thing to happen to girls since lighter fluid for their bras, others seem to think this book is of the devil and teaches girls to become witches. Others find it a feminist diatribe. Others shun the cooking and frosting sections as if such things are demeaning to women.

My suggestion? Page through the subjects before you buy it. This book feels very defensive and yes, a little feminist, as if the authors were aghast at the idea that boys might have a little fun for themselves. That being said, there are some very clever and entertaining ideas...so do some research to see if it fits your values and interests.

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