"Finally, there is a good chance that somewhere in your life, there is a champion. She will be an older student. A teacher you have never had. The secretary. Someone else's mother. But that person will have a car and she will make time for you, and she won't judge or ask questions. Finding her might be hard; you might never have spoken to her before. If you're lucky, she'll find you. Trust her when she does, even if no one else has ever stood up for you. I gave Hermione a Polly, but I think Polly might be the least fictional person in the book." 
 I have a hard time reviewing Exit, Pursued By A Bear. Fortunately, I have never been a victim of sexual assault. However, because of that, I think I lack a bit of experience required to really feel some of the emotions of this book. It's well-written and I enjoyed Hermione and her lovely support group (although I'd like to make the obligatory statement that Hermione's situation with her support group was extremely unrealistic in today's society; the author acknowledges that) and I enjoyed many of the characters! My only complaint, I think, is that many characters were mentioned but never really given life.