No Means No

by Francine Pascal and Laurie John

Book Overview

Jessica has found the perfect guy in James Montgomery, who is gorgeous, intelligent, and adoring, but her sister, Elizabeth, has learned something terrifying about Jessica's new boyfriend and it is up... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0553566555
• ISBN13: 9780553566550
• Release Date: February 1995
• Publisher: Sweet Valley
• Length: 233 Pages
• Weight: 2.10 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 12 years and up
• Grade Range: Grade 7 and higher

Customer Reviews

The Perfect guy (not)

jessica thinks her new guy is perfect. he says he loves he's grgeous and popular but he may want more than jessica is willing to give, when jessica is in trouble with will Elizabeth save her.

Jessica meets the perfect guy[so she thinks]

Jessica[freshly divorced] from Mike,meets James Montgomery,a football star,He's sweet,smart and best of all,he adores her,but looks can be decieving. One night at The Valley Inn,he drinks too many brandies,Jessica said she didn't want one,when James offered her one. He almost rapes her on a date. Lila Fowler and Bruce Patman are still stranded in the woods after a plane crash,and they learn to cope with each other.

Great!

It was great but it was a little to nerve racking. I couldn't put it down I even got in trouble for reading it to much in class.

Serious issues...

The main reason why I enjoy the University series so much, is because it seems to allow the development of serious issues such as racism, date rape, sex, and so on. This particular book explores the notion of date rape and is developed particularly well with Jessica falling for handsome and athletic James Montegomery, a guy who seems too good to be true. Unfortunately, it seems that James is a guy with a few skeletons in his closet and it's up to Elizabeth to reveal the truth to Jessica before it's too late.

I would recomend this to every young woman out there!

It is a really good book and deals with some really importantissues, such as date rape, and the right to say no. I think that it'sbetter for older readers, 15-18 or less, depending on how mature you are. I can't really put what I want to say in words, but it is really important to me besides a good read. It helps remind me about my right to say "no" to sex.