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How to be the Best Lover - A Guide for Teenage Boys

Discussion is the one certain thing this book will raise if read by parents and it is brilliant that this subject matter is up for discussion in book form at last!
Finally teenage boys have a contemporary book about sex and intimacy written especially for them. It is great to read answers to the questions in teenage boys’ heads instead of the guesswork many men before them have had to deal with regarding sex. ‘Many parents today are caught between the positions of “just say no” or “they already know”,’ says Schiffer. ‘But what could a 14-year-old know? The mechanics maybe, some physiology perhaps, but it’s all surface stuff.’ So what about the importance of being vulnerable, just talking, humour and being considerate? This book opens the door for parents and teenagers to view this chapter of life as an incredible opportunity to gain connection, credibility and safety.
ISBN: 0972363904

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