sexual health

Introduces human sexuality, describes the changes brought about by puberty, and discusses sexual abuse, sexually transmitted diseases, AIDS, and pregnancy.

In graphic novel format presents a guide on giving and receiving consent in sex, relationships, and other physical contact.

Learn how to cope with feelings of alienation and depression, confusion about gender identity and sexual orientation, and the struggle to integrate your sexual and gender identity with your larger self.

An introduction to sexual health that explores the changes that happens to the body, and discusses problems that can develop and how to stay healthy.

Offers advice to girls ages thirteen and up designed to help them develop confidence, solidify their values, and make good choices throughout their teen years, discussing peer pressure, boys, bodies, sex, pregnancy, self-image, and other topics. Includes quizzes, exercises, and teen testimonials.

"Many teens are hesitant to talk about sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), but it is important to discuss these health issues openly in order to treat them and improve the lives of people affected by them. [This book] explores the causes of this health issue, how it affects teens, and the ways in which teens can protect themselves and get help"--Amazon.

Presents a collection of essays selected from the New York Times that looks at gay and lesbian rights, transgender stories, queer identity, feminism, and sexual consent.

"Offers basic consumer health information for teens about puberty, development, and sexuality, maintaining sexual health, and preventing pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases. Includes index, resource information, and online access"--Provided by publisher.

A guide to sex related topics that addresses female and male anatomy, puberty, body image, masturbation, orgasm, sexual identity, dating, virginity, sexually transmitted infections, rape, contraception, pregnancy, and much more.

A sex education guide for teens, discussing the changes teenagers experience physically and emotionally, and providing answers to questions young people may have about relationships, getting serious, sexually transmitted diseases, contraception, pregnancy, and homosexuality.