Love at a Tender Age

De: Lawrence Block, as John Warren Wells

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

What Do You Do When You're A Kid And: --You find that your heterosexuality is shaken when you become part of a lesbian triangle? --You are a boy enmeshed with a passionate woman old enough to be your mother and you try to pass her sexual lessons on to girls your own age? --You discover you are a total homosexual at the age of twelve, with an irresistible attraction toward grown-up men? --You are a girl leading a totally promiscuous life at the age of thirteen, with a married man slavishly dependent on your favors? These are but some of the personal stories from adolescents that make up this book. Never before has adolescent sexuality been revealed in all its variety and intensity. Never again will you be able to look at kids in the same way after you find out what really is happening on the other side of the generation gap. Here's what the original publisher had to say about this book: "A Bridge of Honesty Between the Generations "Once upon a time there were things that adults never talked to children. Now as it turns out, there have been just as many things that kids have not talked about to their elders. "This book represents a milestone breakthrough of that curtain of sexual between the generations. Writing with total, unblushing honesty, young boys and girls reveal the startling rang of their sexual lives--including heterosexual experiences with adults and with each other, bisexualism, lesbianism, homosexuality, incest, prostitution, and much more. "The youth revolution has joined the sexual revolution--and the result is the most explosive and enlightening reading of the year."

AI voice is terrible

the AI voice is just awful mispronouncing words and no inflection. there is no real story to the "book" just a bunch of dear penthouse style letters

Interesting

The virtual voice is good, sounds like a real person. The book its self is interesting. All the stuff that happens, but we didn’t talk about. The sang the letter writers use date it a bit.