sooo what did you think

[Jayda]

this book really got me thinking i was just wondering what did everyone else thought about it?

[Mikayla]

I Personally liked loved the book wbu?

[Lynn]

this was a very interesting book. it makes you wonder whaat people really think out there in the world and how they can go through lengths to get what they want. pedifilia (however its spelled), has to be one of the worst things that someone can do in my opinion. i fear the day when people come to accept it as part of our world. and it seems that this day has already come to past. the book was just symbol for what happens in our world everyday, whether it be online, or physical contact. i hope and pray for peace. this book was serious but on a softer side, it was well written and i loved it. it's strange to see a girl who actually believes that this guy loves her. anyway, if you haven't read it, enjoy.

[Mikayla]

I feel that Online Offender's are a major problem today. i have been on many sites where if youre not careful, something bad could happen im sure of it. This book made me really think about that :)

[Alex]

I loved this book for the most part. Besides how slow it went in the beginning, it built up to something great.(:

[Cayra]

I liked what the book was about and how it really gives an insight into how these predators work. However, I wasn't a huge fan of the characters or the dialogue between characters other then "Luke" and Abby (name check?).

[Sarah (Gummybear Lover)]

The idea was interesting, in my opinion. The story didn't feel real to me though. I think the part Two(which shows the POVs from Abby's friends and sister)was unnecessary.

[Lokischampion]

I loved this book. it also made me a little bit more aware of why my parents are so protective, or strict might be a better word, for what i can and can't post on the internet, which i already know i can't post these things. I recommend it to anyone who wants to learn about these things too. it was great.

[Cat]

I LOVED this book. It was one of the hardest books I've ever read, but one of the most necessary ones.

For my day job, I work with child protection and can say that Sarah Darer Littman did a fabulous job of depicting the very scary reality out there. I believe everyone should read this novel: male or female, old or young. Everyone is potentially at risk for being manipulated and abused.

Kudos to Littman for tackling this tough subject with brutal honesty.

[Caila]

Want To Go Private is a very powerful book that is very lifelike and very true I say everyone should read this book. Yes, at times it gets scary and weird but its all realistic. Read this book!

[Renee]

I was actually expecting more to it, don't get me wrong I did like it but the author could slow it down a bit. Felt like everything was jumping in too fast. I felt as though the book could've been more realistic such as she could've died. You hear more stories of kidnapped kids being killed than surviving. I know I sound harsh but the topic given I would've written it that way.4/5 Stars

[inaword]

I thought the beginning was a bit slow, but I liked the book over all (maybe the ending was a bit much, but, whatever, this book wasn't written for me and they have to get a message out to the kids somehow).

There was also the weird thing where I knew what 'Luke' was doing while he was grooming Abby and all I just have to wonder if it's because I'm older (and watched too much 'To Catch a Predator' for my own good) and know the score of how most predators work, or if it was just that obvious?