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College Life 101: Cameron: The Sorority (Campus Life 101)

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This book was just awful. I mean I don't try to be overly p.c. but come on, Mulatto. I think Cameron should have been ashamed of herself for trying to pass as white and denying who she really was. And to make matters worse she still wanted to be part of a sorority that was clearly rascist. Does she really think someone who uses the n-word and is prejudice would ever accept her as a 'sister'. I think she was a weak character who didn't have the backbone to stand up for what she was. If you plan on getting this book. Don't! It's awful.

It could have been a great book if it hadn't been for all the obscene language, and talk. The B-word was used pretty often, and it can be offending. It was a great book in other ways, though. Like a well devloped charcter, though I think that the author spent way too much time focusing on Cameron's parents, and family. Who cares about her mother being a photographer, and her dad a peditrician. Who cares?

Cameron:The Sorority was a great book. It was really realistic. I'm glad that there is a book that really tell how College Life is- the good the bad and the evil

Excellent. The most realistic books about college for young adults you'll find on the shelf today. However, it is supposed to be discountined, and that is really too bad. Because this is a great series! Great! Cameron is a good charcter, and it's sad how her own grand parents didn't want to see her because she was mulatto (half white-half black). But a good book none the less. Although, I thought that it was a little extreme with Tad and Cameron wanting to sleep toghter on the first date. But that's college life.