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Recently, the book One Butt-Cheek at a Time (yes, that IS the real title) was discovered by a student at Key Middle School. When the student flipped open the book to a random page, he was shocked at what he saw. There are graphic descriptions of various sexual topics in the book.

Even according to the official FCPS library website, this is a book about SEX! The following is a direct quote from the official FCPS description/review of the book on the library catalog. There was some very graphic sexual content in the review, so it was deleted for the purposes of this article. You can read the full review at this link:

http://libcat.fcps.edu/uhtbin/cgisirsi/?ps=0FUaxQNyAY/305/188600409/88


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Raucously frank, and very irreverent, this funny first novel chronicles high-school hierarchy and the teenage code of conduct through the rants and raves of smart, candid Gert, 15, who teaches herself to pluck her eyebrows and to <> Her best friend, Adam, is gay, and she's sometimes jealous of the time he spends with his partner, even as he helps her decide what to wear for the homecoming dance <>. Her parents are totally divorced from the contemporary scene, school spirit sucks, and many of her teachers are yucky, including the counselor who drones on about becoming gifted citizens of the world. The sex-ed teacher is cool, though, warning the girls about STDs and urging them to <> . Teenagers can begin reading anywhere, though most will want to read the book from beginning to end.

I think Mr. Corraza would have enjoy these books!

Whatever...
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Gr 7-10-Gert, 15, has a totally original voice, hilarious but so sarcastic and negative that she's sometimes unlikable in the first part of this book. She changes over the course of the novel to someone more balanced, but one has to wonder if readers will stick with her while she gets her act together. She has a gay best friend, Adam, who goes with Tim. Gert has an unrequited crush on Tim's twin, struggles when Adam's relationship overshadows their friendship, and snipes about teachers, cliques, eyebrow plucking, and life in general. Her first-person narrative alternates with her ramblings in script, which will be difficult for reluctant readers to tackle. At first, these cursive sections are random rants but later make more sense in context. "Sorry: tangent" is dropped in every so often to indicate that Gert has gone off the point; the device is distracting and unnecessary. When her health teacher introduces a frank and educational exploration of female genitals, Gert feels better about herself and "her sexual being," and, in turn, everyone else. She finds new friends and a boyfriend, and her self-esteem is no longer dependent on Adam. Gert's self-centeredness limits her impact, and Adam and her boyfriend aren't fully fleshed out. Nobody but Gert, with her opinions, passions, and quirky insights, really matters. And that is problematic enough to make this unique but flawed book an additional purchase.-Tina Zubak, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh, PA (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

Think of the children!!! Wrote:
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> Whatever...

--- OK, I don't want my daughters reading this in middle school, and if you had kids you would agree. Unfortunately, you are just a sad little troll sitting in your parent's basement and you know nothing about the real world.

Too bad:

Raucously frank, and very irreverent, this funny first novel chronicles high-school hierarchy and the teenage code of conduct through the rants and raves of smart, candid Gert, 15, who teaches herself to pluck her eyebrows and to masturbate. Her best friend, Adam, is gay, and she's sometimes jealous of the time he spends with his partner, even as he helps her decide what to wear for the homecoming dance (does home and coming mean jerking off on your parents' bed?). Her parents are totally divorced from the contemporary scene, school spirit sucks, and many of her teachers are yucky, including the counselor who drones on about becoming gifted citizens of the world. The sex-ed teacher is cool, though, warning the girls about STDs and urging them to examine their genitalia and use condoms when they have sex. Teenagers can begin reading anywhere, though most will want to read the book from beginning to end.--Rochman, Hazel Copyright 2007 Booklist


Do you want your kid reading this in middle school?

I'm bumping this post. Every parent needs to know about these books.

I tried to warn you. Miss me yet?
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Obviously not a parent Wrote:
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Look, if your kids can't handle it, then fine.
No reason to censor other kids, like mine, that are mature enough to handle the topics.

Skimming the 685 reviews below, I saw no one outraged at the SEX.
http://www.goodreads.com/book/show/2040160.One_Butt_Cheek_at_a_Time
In fact, I see more criticism about it being a boring read.

Lighten up or your precious daughters will have a greater chance of resenting you and on a webcam with a cucumber in their twat. (Which is similar to the stick up your ass, but with some actual pleasure.)

Yes, we definitely need more sex books.

Ready for checkout if you got your card.
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Dude when I was 11 I found a book in the teen section of the public library and it had this amazing sex scene in it and that's how I learned more than the school taught me about sex :D

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I'm a sassy, sarcastic teenager. I post my real views on things and I don't care what you might think. :) Have a nice day!

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>Dude when I was 11 I found a book in the teen section of the public library and it had this amazing sex scene in it and that's how I learned more than the school taught me about sex :D

Dude; What were you doing in a library when you were 11? Some kind of weird pervert kid?

What's a library?

These books need to be banned.

Kids today learn about sex from the school library.

Thank God there is no pornographic content on the internet for them to look at.

Alright! We're going all Hitler!
When nothing else works send in the Hitler!
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Oh, the humanity! No matter how many filters you put on your computer (BTDT), your kids are seeing much worse online. This stuff is tame.

Some of these bible thumpers and Victorian prude wannabes think that anything having to do with sex should be off limits to "young people". What an absolute joke you morons are!

It's scientifically proven, though I don't need to remind you, that people like you...who act holier-than-thou are the people with mental problems...and you are the ones hiding behind yr fake religion BC you're feeling guilty of your own humanity n yr church won't allow you any sols e. McLean bible church anyone.yuck.

Uh, Hitler? I missed that part...um Trump IS Hitler but with much more power.