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title: "Dime"
brand: "e. r. frank"
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reviews_count: 8
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# Dime

**Brand:** e. r. frank
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## Customer Reviews

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    Mostly true portrayal, with some over-the-top parts that weaken the message.
  

*by H***Y on Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2017*

Dime got a lot of things right. Most girls who are trafficked by pimps are girls of color, and many have been in the foster care system or come from abusive families. Pimps/traffickers want money, they don't want to risk losing income or getting arrested. They know to select girls who no one is going to look for, or care about. They're not kidnapping little white girls in pigtails from the schoolyard. They're grooming girls who are already falling through the cracks of society.Spoilers ahead-- be warned.The whole bit with the baby, and the pimp trying to sell the baby, that was completely ludicrous. Again, pimps/traffickers do not want to get arrested. They want money. A pimp would not risk getting arrested by trying to sell a baby. That's sensationalizing an issue that's very serious and affects many girls today. People will care more about younger girls, smaller children and babies, but the reality is most of the girls who are trafficked are teenagers. The most common age of entry into sex trafficking is around 14 years old. And pimps aren't selling the trafficking victim's babies, that's something I've never even heard of outside of this work of fiction. Not that it never happens, but that's not at all a common feature of American sex trafficking.Also, the parts where he took the girls to another state, that was a little ridiculous too. Most often, pimps are trafficking girls in the communities where they live. "Trafficking" may not be the best term for what happens, because most of the time the victims are not moved from one place to another. Again, it's very risky for a pimp. To be caught with three underage girls, none of whom are related to him, would be a risk for him to get arrested, which, again, pimps will avoid.And the part with the international trafficking victims, that was over the top too. I think the author was trying to include as many forms of trafficking as possible into one book, but that doesn't work well, and weakens the story.I'm glad that there is more awareness of sex trafficking, but even in fiction I believe it is important to show a more accurate portrayal of what sex trafficking actually looks like in America. It's a difficult topic, and I do applaud E. R. Frank for writing this and trying to share more awareness of the issue.

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    Girl in family services program who gets sex trafficked
  

*by J***E on Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2020*

I had been looking for a book about a foster child who fell victim to sex trafficking to share with a teenager that I mentor who could be in danger of that. I read the book first to be sure it's something I wanted to share. It really is good. It pulls no punches. It doesn't make trafficking attractive, it isn't preachy. It just is what it is. I think in reading this a young person could glean what the red flags could be in their lives if similar things started happening in the places they live and the people they know. It rings true for me, the characters, the grooming by the predators, etc. and I highly recommend it - especially for anyone looking for a book for a teen who is concerned about foster care and sex abuse issues.

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    This was a very good book and one I plan to put forward for ...
  

*by M***R on Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2017*

This was a very good book and one I plan to put forward for a book club I lead on marginalized populations. Sex trafficking is something more people should be aware of, and this author does a good job of showing how Dime gets trapped through no fault of her own. She is a very believable narrator. The author also does a good job of raising awareness and getting the reader rightly upset without putting the reader through graphic depictions of the sex.It's not exactly criticism, but I wish Dime wasn't a foster kid as I hate that some readers will think this can't happen to their own children. It does happen to well-loved kids as well. Also, I wish it showed what happened when she got out. From what I have heard and read from credible sources, it sounds like the recovery for former sex trafficking victims is rough and long.

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