Daughters of Eve Audiobook

" Published in 1979, this book has a strong message about women's role in society and the changes from one generation to the next. Worth reading, though a little weird of course. Also touches on the power of persuasion/adult's control over teens, family alcoholism and teen pregnancy/abortion. Sorority in a high school = Daughters of Eve. "

" Really great story that I couldnt put down "

" This particular book was just plain scarey. The story was exceptionally good (though I kept waiting for a demon or such to appear in explanation). The 'teen "Mob" mentality' especially under the guidance of a trusted/twisted adult is very frightening. "

" loves this book! it was teen 1970's version of the prime of miss jean brodie = AWESOME and over the top! "

" An enjoyable read..a bit predictable and cliche. I think this book was made into a movie, as the storyline is very familiar. For the life of me though, I can't figure out why this book is on a banned books list. I have read worse ones, even from that period of time. "

" One of my favorite books by Lois Duncan; quite memorable. "

" I love Lois Duncan's ridiculousness, but even this was a bit much for me! "

" One of ny favorites when I was in middle school! "

" I liked this one really well, it wasnt top of her books in my mind but it was a great read. I had forgotten how much i really liked her books, i am thinnking of hunting all the Lois Duncan books down to reread now. "

" I read a lot of Lois Duncan as a kid and when I saw this at a yard sale, I snatched it up. A great read about a girls' club lead by a man-hating teacher. The characters' are nuanced and sympathetic and I love love love the ending. "

" The swearing is unbearable, SEX is in it!!!! It trashes morals BUT! It has a good handle on the problems of feminism and it shows how a good idea can lead to mass corruption! The ending is trashy and you are left unsatisfied! "

" trying to re-read a lot of the Lois Duncan from my childhood this summer. "

" This book is about feminism taken to the extreme. It's very creepy!! "

" This book was ok, not the best. "

" An interesting look at feminism and how easily it can be to get swept into a cult unknowingly. We've come a long way since the books setting, women have more equal footing now but each character's personal struggles can still ring true even today. "

" It really touched on an important subject,and that is women and how they're so underestimated. But i did expect it to be scarier, which is why it didn't get all 5 stars. Other than that, i loved it! "

" This book was very creepy. I loved everything but parts of the epiloge disappointed me. "

" this book im currently reading right now. this is really interesting and I like it. It 's about these three girls that live their normal likes and it's mystirirous because things start happening "

" this is about a very exclseve club caled the dauters of eve "

" ohmigosh!!!! this book was creepy!! "

" This book was really good. The setting and characters were phenomenal! Though the ending was pretty shocking........... "

" One of my favorite books by Lois Duncan; quite memorable. "

" This was always my favorite Lois Duncan novel. "

" I found this book to be both incredibly interesting and disturbing. I hated the way the men in the story treated the women, and the cult-like mentality the teacher impressed on the Daughters of Eve group was intriguing. "

" I love Lois Duncan's ridiculousness, but even this was a bit much for me! "

" this is about a very exclseve club caled the dauters of eve "

" I read a lot of Lois Duncan as a kid and when I saw this at a yard sale, I snatched it up. A great read about a girls' club lead by a man-hating teacher. The characters' are nuanced and sympathetic and I love love love the ending. "

" it was a reallly good book and the ending was great! "

" A great book but perhaps too scary to ever reread! "

" An interesting look at differing viewpoints of feminism. Dark, serious, and semi-realistic. Demonstrates the consequences of Groupthink within an intelligent group of young women. "

" This is very bizarre. Not sure if it's supposed to be anti-feminist or just exploring the cult mentality. I remember reading this in middle school, when I was a fan of Duncan's works. Down A Dark Hall is my favorite. Schubert is in it! Sort of. "