Teen Interracial Dating Book
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Coping With Interracial Dating is a unique book. This book is mostly about teen interracial dating. I'm not a teenager.
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I love romance novels with the different cultures. There are a lot of beautiful Black Women out here that are attracted to White Men but I think most of them are afraid of the backlash so I'll just have to read about it.
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This is a great collection of essays from various people with all different points of view on interracial relationships. They all have one thing in common, which is a Biblical, Christian perspective. It focuses more on strictly interracial relationships, rather than general intercultural ones. It includes historical information, personal stories, and stories of interracial couples in the Bible.

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An addition to my original review. This book is not only for black man/white woman relationships, as the picture on the cover shows. The authors come from a variety of ethnicities, and write about their own experiences. Most of them are Americans and married to Americans, but their differing cultures still affect their relationship.

George and Sherelyn Yancey - the editors, also each the author of a chapter. He is an African American, she is a European American

Craig S. Keener - a European American married to a woman from the Congo

A. Charles Ware - an African American married to a European American

Ken Ham - a biologist writing not about inter-cultural marriage but about all people being related through Adam

Sundee Tucker Frazier - a biracial woman, providing the perspective of the children of mixed marriages (African American father, European American mother)

David Tatlock - a European American married to an African American

Art and Debbie Lucero - a triracial Mexican man (with European, African, and Native American ancestors) and a biracial American woman (European American father and Japanese American mother)

Randy Woodley - biracial (European American and Native American) married to a biracial woman (also European/Native American)

Bob and Jean Chin - Chinese American man and European American woman

Olga Soler - multiracial American woman (Taino Indian, Sephardic Jew, African, French, Moor) giving advice to European Americans who would want to marry a multiracial person

Michael and Joni Emerson - both European Americans discussing the topic "What if Our Children Date Interracially?"

Fred Prinzing - a European American man whose son married an African American

Deborah Johnson - an Asian American married to an African American
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Two girls named Naomi, who are vastly different, are thrown together when their mom and dad start dating. It's an awkward situation with the two having the same name, their parents suggesting the use of their middle names--and what if one of them doesn't have the coolest middle name?--and being enlisted to join a technology club to be forced into a bond. Is there room for compromise and can the two ever feel comfortable around each other? This middle grade book has a unique storyline, diverse characters, and issues that modern children face.
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more for a boyfriends/girlfriend or someone starting off dating! Cute questions, and good to get to know someone
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Loved this new book.  Provides a lot of information for Teens, in how to interact in a good way with Technology.  I think this book should be used as a contract between the parent and the Teenager, for the teenager being able to get a Smartphone.

It is better to teach a Teenager even before they get a Smartphone, that way mistakes are not being made.
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This is a great Interracial Book...I Love all the Honeybun
clad....But I Exspecially Liked Alric Huneybun....I also So Liked Mama Honeybun....Plus
the Senator..
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Gave this book, Theology of His Body/Theology of Her Body to 14 teens making their Confirmation, 2011.
Great book for teens.  One half is devoted to Him the other half to Her.  Author Jason Everett is a favorite
for teens.  Covers topics teens are interested in and want answers to.  Good buy for teens.
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this book is very interesting based on teenagers. their childish behavior, decisions and of course their love or may be we can say first crush.
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I've just completed this book for a college adolescent literary course and I will probably use this book when I begin teaching middle school.  Yet I do feel that this book is for the 8th grade and high school.

This book is about 3 African American girls who become very close.  It tells of how they meet, who they look up to, and basically their everyday lives.  I'll not go into more detail because you can find reviews and summaries elsewhere.  I will state that it is a Newberry Honor book and deserves this award.
4002011
Book is a great read for teens on face book.  Never trust anyone u meet on line parents watch ur kids
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This book is about a fourteen year old girl named Ashley and a thirteen year old boy named Stewart. Ashley is popular and Stewart is a genius. They're forced to move in with one another when their parents start dating. While Stewart is trying to be happy, Ashley is horrified. They are both very different but learn to like each other. I was a little confused at first but quickly figured out that the author switches the point of view between Ashley and Stewart every other chapter. Overall, I really like this book because of its funny and interesting topics.
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A great book by Stacy Clafin, and an author whose books I will seek out to read!  Starting with teenagers that date and one not yet alloed to date, the internet, and parents not paying attention and you have a problem brewing. Should be read by all parents and teens. I don't want to say more except that I had to read this to the end!  I received a copy of this ebook in exchange for my honest review.
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its a great book for seventh graders.there is drama and gossip.this book involves the famous pretty committee massie dylan kristen alica and claire. then theres todd layne derrington  cam josh chris and the other chris.
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I think that teens in the LGBT community will enjoy this book.  Set in San Fransisco during the week before the Gay Pride parade, two teens struggling with various issues meet and become a big part of each other's lives.  Mark and Kate are both at crossroads in their lives and they meet one another just as things seem to be falling apart.  Mark is in love with a boy who does not love him back and Kate is about to meet the girl of her dreams, but is having relationship issues with her best friend and is confused about what to do about college.  I felt like a whole lot happened in the one week setting of the book with very little parental supervision and I was surprised that there was no mention of high school graduation although it was their last week of their last year of school. I received this book free to review from Netgalley.
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I enjoyed reading all the commenters view on interacial relationships. When I purchased the book I didn't realize it was going to be a blog format. Im glad that the author is encouraging black women to explorer all their dating options to find a good mate. The only thing that turn me off about the book was the authors attitude towards women who are single. She seem to think that a woman has to have a man in order to live a fulfilling live and this isn't true. Other than that I enjoyed hearing different view points.
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Madison -- aka Mads -- is in love with Sean Benedetto, a hottie Senior. Lina is in love with Dan Shulman, their Interpersonal Human Development (IHD) -- aka Sex Ed -- teacher. And Holly -- aka  the Boobmeister - is in love with herself. For their IHD class project, the girls set out to prove that boys are more obsessed with sex than girls. They establish a blog where they post the Dating Game questionnaire, which asks students at their school about their sexual attitudes and experiences. And they post a web site where they provide matchmaking services for students and send them out on actual dates. Overnight the three girls, who consider themselves misfits, become the most popular kids in school! Everyone gets into the Dating Game and a Pandora's box opens wide. When Mads tweaks the matchmaking service to finagle a blind date with Sean, she gets more than she bargained for. Lina's newfound popularity gives her the courage to pursue being more than teacher's pet, but it's not exactly what she dreamed it would be. Obsessed with her reputation, Holly chases down rumors and lies about her sex life while running away from the one guy who really cares about her. When the dust settles on the sexual explosion these girls unleash, the results are not at all what they expected.

This book provides a road map for kids to create their own dating game, plus there's a companion web site that includes a personality quiz and newsletter. Whether it's kids talking to kids, kids talking to teachers, or kids talking to parents, this is a fun, frank, and safe way to get kids to open up about sex, drugs, and alcohol. It's all in the book, yet handled with a good dose of humor and great sensitivity. For parents -- and kids -- who want to know what teens are into, the answers they find in "The Dating Game" will blow their minds!