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It's not as good as I remember, but it's nice to be reading again.

I had to abandon this book because I checked it out from my high school library and had to return it before I was finished. However, I finally got my own copy of it and am on my way to finishing it :)

Chapter 4- The Prevalence of Asexuality: This chapter focuses on the statistic that only 1% of the population is asexual. Yes, it says that the statistic is most likely an understatement, but it is a quite repetitive chapter. 1% is the most inaccurate statistic I have ever heard. 2 out of 5 stars for this chapter.

Chapter 3 - History: The entire chapter is talking about asexual reproduction. Not the best thing to include in a book on the sexual orientation asexuality, unless it is to clarify that asexuals are not asexually reproducing organisms... which it is not doing.

Chapter 2 - The A, B, C, and D's of Sex (and Asex): Pretty basic, not what I needed.

Introduction: Skipped it.

Keep in mind I am only skimming this book to use in an essay. I am not reading it in depth. However, I may at a later date. For now, it is only for research purposes.

I've been reading while I sip tea for at least 15 minutes every night just before bed.

I have to read this for a book report. I'm both excited and scared to read it again. It will be so much different to read for the second time because this time I know how it ends.

This is like already a script for a movie. I'd watch it. I hope I can finish it before it's due.

It got a little boring there for a while.

It got a little boring there for a while.