I ordered the book online and I got a used copy for $9.99!

I am almost done with "November". Initially I stayed away from reading the previous 2398402340925 discussions related to the book because 1) some of y'all were just wayyyy too biased and haven't even READ it and 2) I wanted to keep an open mind and read it for myself.

The way she went about in gaining her information may not have been the best, but I'll be honest in saying that I'm enjoying the book so far.

Forgive me if I'm sounding like a broken record and someone else has already said this, but her purpose and laying it all out on the table like that has been fulfilled, and it's up me and the other readers to decide for ourselves whether or not we want to accept that as TRUE.

I know what it was like when I was in college, and my experience is similar to that of the thousands of sorority girls everywhere, so I'm not too worried about the fate of sororities after more people read this book. There will be 'haters' (forgive me for not including a better word) out there who will use Ms. Robbins' book as a negative PR tool for Greek life, but I've never been the type to care about what people think of me anyway.

So yes, we here at OTW like this book.