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|pages=256
|publisher=Andersen Press
|date=July 2010
|isbn=1849390991
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Doing it for the first time... you know, ''Losing It''. It.
[[:Category:Anne Fine|Anne Fine's]] teacher demonstrates the putting on of condoms using a banana - they didn't do that in my day, more's the pity - while summing us up rather well:
''The banana played its part nicely enough. And Miguel-Angel claims that when he finally falls in love it's going to be forever... I hope Miguel-Angel is right. Because, if you want my opinion, losing it couldn't be less important. I am serious. It's'' '' '''finding''''' ''it that matters. That's what counts.''
Hear hear to that, say I.
My thanks to the good people at Andersen Press for sending the book.
Virginity is also an issue in [[King Dork by Frank Portman]], [[My Side Of The Story by Will Davis]], [[Submarine by Joe Dunthorne]] and [[Wicked Lovely by Melissa Marr]]. You might also enjoy [[Krispy Whispers by Melvin Burgess]].
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