Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Not really about Roe v Wade - but good to read

This book is not about Roe v. Wade but is really about the lack of education on how our bodies work, how to handle your own urges and those of your partners, how to prevent pregnancy and the transmission of disease. It was good to read these interviews and to know that many of these women are now healing. Isn't it also appalling that many of the women interviewed had no explanation of what to expect during labor and delivery even when they were in a home for un-wed mothers with 'professionals'. I know that many families still do not talk about 'it' at all. We can have sex education in schools, access to birth control and understanding of how to postpone sex, avoid feeling pressured into sex and to let young people know that there will always be someone to talk to. We, our society, can help prevent unplanned and unwanted pregnancies. I felt that more of the book could have addressed what can be done now.