sex

Fifteen-year-old Johnny Hazzard's seventh obligatory summer in London with his divorced father livens up when Johnny meets an older girl named January.

Compares human sexuality to that of the animal kingdom, discussing evolutionary selection and such topics as sexual privacy, recreational versus reproductive sex, lactation, menopause, and sexual "signals"--male and female body parts that serve to signal potential mates and/or impress rivals.

Studies the nature of human beauty and discusses what makes a face beautiful, how different cultures view beauty, why American society is obsessed with human beauty, and other related topics.

Identifies and explains over a hundred physiological differences between men and women, arranged alphabetically and including notes and references and an index.

Tells, from four points of view, the ramifications of a pregnancy resulting from a "one-time thing" between Ellie, who feels loved when boys touch her, and Josh, an eager virgin with a troubled home life.

Describes adolescence, the time when one grows into a sexual adult. Discusses puberty, dating, sex, and how to stay safe.

Fifteen-year-old Johnny Hazzard's seventh obligatory summer in London with his divorced father livens up when Johnny meets an older girl named January.