Synopsis:
Biographical essays about people whose stories didn’t follow the script they were given by their parents and their American evangelical churches.

Review:
I read See Me Naked after the thoughtful review in Christianity Today’s Her.meneutics blog. I think the very premise will make people uncomfortable and that’s a good thing, because evangelical kids get exposed to a lot of really messed up stuff. Anyone who works with Christian teens really ought to read this book and see that not everyone’s challenges can be met with a platitude or a rule.