47 review for
Show Me!: A Picture Book Of Sex For Children And Parents
5 out of 5
Julian–
Holy smokes, no stone is left unturned in this book. By the time you and your horrified children are finished they will be completely clear about how sex works emotionally and most definitely how it works physically.
CRYSTAL CLEAR. Big black and white photographs display the sex act from angles no non-porn star will ever see.
Seriously, I hate to say what the pictures in this would look like out of context, because it's pretty bad.
I give Show Me five stars.
Here's the breakdown
1. Star for 1970s Holy smokes, no stone is left unturned in this book. By the time you and your horrified children are finished they will be completely clear about how sex works emotionally and most definitely how it works physically.
CRYSTAL CLEAR. Big black and white photographs display the sex act from angles no non-porn star will ever see.
Seriously, I hate to say what the pictures in this would look like out of context, because it's pretty bad.
I give Show Me five stars.
Here's the breakdown
1. Star for 1970s free love nostalgia.
2. Along the same lines, one star for goody goody vibe throughout
despite centerfolds of giant lumpy scrotums. Education!
3. Another star for just how freaking completely over the top this
book is.
4. A fourth star for portraying the older generation as busy bodies, squares,
grumps and worst of all sexual prudites!!
5. Last, this freaked out bunch of naive, awwh shucks -kiddie porn was
my wife's sex ed book when she was 8.
And if nothing else a great conversation piece when entertaining.
(Actually, I only advise displaying this book to guests if they are my
friends. Not like my friends, but the actual persons
in my life. I can't promise as to how a sane person would react.)
5 out of 5
Budd Dwyer–
Probably the most significant book since the Bible, and nowhere near so offensive. Recommended!
4 out of 5
Tara Lee–
My oh-so-trying-to-be-hip parents had this lying around the house for perusal when I was a little kid. No guidance, no discussion of emotions. It was all about free love in my messed up childhood home that felt like living in a commune. This book scarred me for life.
Please don't present this book to your kids without some serious opportunity for discussion. My oh-so-trying-to-be-hip parents had this lying around the house for perusal when I was a little kid. No guidance, no discussion of emotions. It was all about free love in my messed up childhood home that felt like living in a commune. This book scarred me for life.
Please don't present this book to your kids without some serious opportunity for discussion.
Julian –
Holy smokes, no stone is left unturned in this book. By the time you and your horrified children are finished they will be completely clear about how sex works emotionally and most definitely how it works physically. CRYSTAL CLEAR. Big black and white photographs display the sex act from angles no non-porn star will ever see. Seriously, I hate to say what the pictures in this would look like out of context, because it's pretty bad. I give Show Me five stars. Here's the breakdown 1. Star for 1970s Holy smokes, no stone is left unturned in this book. By the time you and your horrified children are finished they will be completely clear about how sex works emotionally and most definitely how it works physically. CRYSTAL CLEAR. Big black and white photographs display the sex act from angles no non-porn star will ever see. Seriously, I hate to say what the pictures in this would look like out of context, because it's pretty bad. I give Show Me five stars. Here's the breakdown 1. Star for 1970s free love nostalgia. 2. Along the same lines, one star for goody goody vibe throughout despite centerfolds of giant lumpy scrotums. Education! 3. Another star for just how freaking completely over the top this book is. 4. A fourth star for portraying the older generation as busy bodies, squares, grumps and worst of all sexual prudites!! 5. Last, this freaked out bunch of naive, awwh shucks -kiddie porn was my wife's sex ed book when she was 8. And if nothing else a great conversation piece when entertaining. (Actually, I only advise displaying this book to guests if they are my friends. Not like my friends, but the actual persons in my life. I can't promise as to how a sane person would react.)
Budd Dwyer –
Probably the most significant book since the Bible, and nowhere near so offensive. Recommended!
Tara Lee –
My oh-so-trying-to-be-hip parents had this lying around the house for perusal when I was a little kid. No guidance, no discussion of emotions. It was all about free love in my messed up childhood home that felt like living in a commune. This book scarred me for life. Please don't present this book to your kids without some serious opportunity for discussion. My oh-so-trying-to-be-hip parents had this lying around the house for perusal when I was a little kid. No guidance, no discussion of emotions. It was all about free love in my messed up childhood home that felt like living in a commune. This book scarred me for life. Please don't present this book to your kids without some serious opportunity for discussion.
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