Overgrown jungles? Mad elephants? Tarzan and Jane? That's what LDS families will find in this book to help shed the clear light of truth on today's dark and tangled ideas about male and female, proper gender roles, the law of chastity, and the God-given sexual appetite. Even more important is the emphasis on developing relationships with each member of the God head and the basic principles of the gospel this book illuminates, which children can learn to apply every day and which can prevent sexual sin like nothing else.
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295 of 341 people found the following review helpful
Although I applaud the author's effort to teach homosexualist children to despise themselves, I'm disappointed she didn't bring in the Church's big guns. She should have given the Prophet, Apostles, and other LDS general authorities their own characters in this book.
Imagine how much more the children would have been traumatized if Elder Boyd K Packer had been portrayed as an angry old baboon screeching at anyone who stared a little too long at his big, blood-red "rameumptum." Heck, she could have even had him eat a little homosexualist spider monkey to make sure the kids understand just how much they're hated.
The author also missed an opportunity to expose the real-life wickedness of the world's most homosexualist animals. Sure, I suppose a pair of elephants might get into a little same-sex trunk action ever now and then, but I don't think such acts have been observed by scientists, missionaries, or even home teachers. She should have gone with bonobos or penguins or, better yet, juvenile bighorn rams--they've been observed forming homosexualist herds and licking each other's secret parts. They're a perfect target for a good Elder Packer tongue lashing.
But then, it may be enough that the author provides us with way to instill such virtues as shame, self-loathing, hatred, and bigotry in our children. That's why I'm giving this book four stars in spite of its shortcomings.
Imagine how much more the children would have been traumatized if Elder Boyd K Packer had been portrayed as an angry old baboon screeching at anyone who stared a little too long at his big, blood-red "rameumptum." Heck, she could have even had him eat a little homosexualist spider monkey to make sure the kids understand just how much they're hated.
The author also missed an opportunity to expose the real-life wickedness of the world's most homosexualist animals. Sure, I suppose a pair of elephants might get into a little same-sex trunk action ever now and then, but I don't think such acts have been observed by scientists, missionaries, or even home teachers. She should have gone with bonobos or penguins or, better yet, juvenile bighorn rams--they've been observed forming homosexualist herds and licking each other's secret parts. They're a perfect target for a good Elder Packer tongue lashing.
But then, it may be enough that the author provides us with way to instill such virtues as shame, self-loathing, hatred, and bigotry in our children. That's why I'm giving this book four stars in spite of its shortcomings.
107 of 124 people found the following review helpful
It doesn't matter if it's the truth, as long as you really, really, really want it to be. That is the central message of the so-called "ex-gay" movement in general, and this book specifically. The author cares not a whit for science and facts and reality and all that non-gawdly hogwash, and is proud of her ignorance, proud enough to write a book about it. [...]
111 of 132 people found the following review helpful
By bty
I read through this book and it amazes me how some people can live in such a state of denial.I can't believe anyone would invest the time and money to distribute the writings of an incredibly delusional and emotionally bankrupt family.This kind of book does nothing but educate ignorant people with the inaccurate,bigoted belief system of a very troubled person and is bad for society as a whole.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
REAL Christian Parents- Get this book
I guess my last review was a little to honest lol anyways i'll give you a summary. First off, you know what this book is about: preventing homosexuality, so if you are okay with... Read more
Published 5 months ago by Liz
1.0 out of 5 stars
Wait.. what vile garbage came out of this trash-schutes dirrty...
This is trash. At the bottom of my screen lists a slew of tag suggestions. Homophobic, Hate speech, bigotry, propaganda, ignorance, keeping america stupid.. to name a few.. Read more
Published on January 10, 2011 by Disgraced young voter.
5.0 out of 5 stars
Better than I Expected
This is a great book! Until now I could not write a review because I had not read the book. (It took a while because first the book had to be shipped to my US PO box and then it... Read more
Published on November 6, 2010 by Ferrin Sanders
5.0 out of 5 stars
An excellent start for Parents and Teens...
I enjoyed reading this excellent book. Morality (and even the simplest truth, gender) is under attack in our country and world, and parents needs tools to know how to talk to... Read more
Published on October 29, 2010 by M Graham
5.0 out of 5 stars
Banning a book for what? hypocrisy in action. Please think about the...
I always find it interesting when the very same people that oppose banning anything because they believe all opinions have value, including opinions that we should teach children... Read more
Published on October 24, 2010 by Dead of Knight
5.0 out of 5 stars
A superb counterpoint to today's political-correctness!
I am not a member of the LDS church (and don't think very highly of them), nor am I or have ever been gay, but in an age where children are taught a very specific sort of... Read more
Published on October 20, 2010 by T. Wheeler
1.0 out of 5 stars
Tripe, Bigotry, Propaganda
First, I did read this book. It's not long or particularly well done however the cover art of this edition is very nice and colorful. Read more
Published on October 19, 2010 by B
5.0 out of 5 stars
Gets Lenin's Stamp of Praise!
Am Soviet prison guard in Gulag. Troublesome political prisoner ask for book, to be reading. I look for cheap book, keep inmate busy, prevent riot at soup line. Read more
Published on October 19, 2010 by Sargon
5.0 out of 5 stars
A bold subject told in a light hearted way. This is long past due.
This is a must read for all families. In a very lighthearted way, Janice delivers a very strong message about the importance of keeping ourselves and our children safe from... Read more
Published on October 18, 2010 by Jamie
5.0 out of 5 stars
Read the book first, then write the review.
It is obvious that not one of the people who have written the negative reviews below have read the book, with maybe one possible exception (and I have my doubts on that one). Read more
Published on October 16, 2010 by A Reader
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