So far, an interesting comment on the effects of divorce on children. Where the explicitness may be uncommon in every day reading, the effects are not.

i found it well written and it kept my attention but i wasn't really waiting to hear the story of an anus-operation of a disfunctional girl. ( )

I loved the character's frank discussions of hygiene & sexuality, but hated the plot. I kept telling myself, of course she's immature, she's still a teenager, but the whole thing with her parents just felt preposterous. ( )

This book is amazing. Charlotte Roche is fearless, and talks about things you don't want to think about but you know you do. This book is raw, and painful and truthful and original. Couldn't put it down. ( )

I tried describing this book to a friend and had a difficult time. I've heard it described as provocative, and I would agree. It's both humorous and disturbing. It's definitely not for everyone.

The young woman is shockingly open about her sex life and her obsession with hygiene or rather her battle with society's obsession with hygiene. But at the heart is a girl who is just struggling to adjust to her parent's divorce. ( )