It's perfectly normal By R. H. Harris for teens who have questions about sex.

Harris, R. (2009). It’s perfectly normal. Boston, MA: Candlewick Press

It’s perfectly normal

 A picture book for teens and tweens that answers all their questions they have about what is happening to their body, changes, and sexual intercourse. It touches every subject a teen would have questions, from conception and puberty to birth control and sexual transmitted diseases. Furthermore it is presented without bias to sexual orientation, politics, or religion. It gives information of puberty, masturbation, anal sex, pregnancy, relationships, and other topics are well discussed from the side of both genders. Topics such as abortion, miscarriage, adoption, contraception and LGBT, are clarified in an impartial fashion. It gives good examples on what is appropriate and consensual contact is with other people. It touches on the subject of conduct on phones, texting, computers, digital media, etc., and the potential consequences of misusing them. The final chapters include staying safe online/sexting and sexual abuse.

This book got 65% of five stars reviews from parents and people according to the Amazon review panel. A lot of the reviews come from parents that are afraid how to explain the birds and the bees to their child but don’t know where to start or what is appropriate to show and explain at such a tender age. Some parents did have some problems of it being too graphic for their teens. It was to explicit for a child who is curious about their body and sex. There are other books also similar in topic about taking about sex to your teen and they are The Care & Keeping of You 1 and Asking About Sex and Growing Up (A question and Answers Book for Boys and Girls). Both books got mix reviews from parents for its objective content and graphic pictures.