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	title:	Every Young Woman's Battle: Guarding Your Mind, Heart, and Body in a Sex-Saturated World (The Every Man Series)
	author:	Shannon Ethridge, Stephen Arterburn
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	Waterbrook Press
	released:	July, 2004
	isbn:	1578568560
	isbn-13:	9781578568567

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Customer Reviews
Good, could be better - Rated My sister and I collect Christian books about a variety of topics, and one that we enjoyed was this one. It's a quick read that will certainly make you think. However, it's far too filled with "horror stories" from other girls and is far more sexually technical than spiritual. I also found it quite derogatory of males. A better alternative is 'The Bride Wore White' by Dannah Gresh.

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Good, could be better - Rated 3/5
My sister and I collect Christian books about a variety of topics, and one that we enjoyed was this one. It's a quick read that will certainly make you think. However, it's far too filled with "horror stories" from other girls and is far more sexually technical than spiritual. I also found it quite derogatory of males. A better alternative is 'The Bride Wore White' by Dannah Gresh.