The book, Good Girl, is essentially one big "sex talk" from 26-year-old speaker, pastor and virgin, Victoria Rich. In this book she creatively inspires young women of her generation to choose Purity over Penis, Promise over Promiscuity, Destiny over Di**... Well, you get the point. This book teaches the value of one's self worth, and it empowers young women to see beyond the horny feelings they may have for the bad boy, or the guy of the moment, and wait patiently for the man God has chosen for them. Victoria reveals how she has stayed attractive and sane while keeping her focus on the end goal: a popped cherry on her wedding night. It's the book every mother and father hope their daughter reads before Johnny attempts to slip his scurvy hand up her skirt. It's the book you beg your college roommate to dive into, in hopes that she'll escape her douchebag boyfriend. It's also the book that will hopefully find you before you say yes to something that you will later regret for years to come. At the same time it's the book that will get you back on your feet when you've royally messed up and don't know how you'll ever recover. Victoria's willingness to comedically exploit her own personal drama in hopes that her readers will gain wisdom for their future relationships is relatable.
The book, Good Girl, is essentially one big "sex talk" from 26-year-old speaker, pastor and virgin, Victoria Rich. In this book she creatively inspires young women of her generation to choose Purity over Penis, Promise over Promiscuity, Destiny over Di**... Well, you get the point. This book teaches the value of one's self worth, and it empowers young women to see beyond the horny feelings they may have for the bad boy, or the guy of the moment, and wait patiently for the man God has chosen for them. Victoria reveals how she has stayed attractive and sane while keeping her focus on the end goal: a popped cherry on her wedding night. It's the book every mother and father hope their daughter reads before Johnny attempts to slip his scurvy hand up her skirt. It's the book you beg your college roommate to dive into, in hopes that she'll escape her douchebag boyfriend. It's also the book that will hopefully find you before you say yes to something that you will later regret for years to come. At the same time it's the book that will get you back on your feet when you've royally messed up and don't know how you'll ever recover. Victoria's willingness to comedically exploit her own personal drama in hopes that her readers will gain wisdom for their future relationships is relatable.
