Books with title Let's talk about Judaism

Open, thorough and reassuring, Let's Talk About Sex gives the facts - biological and psychological - about sex: from puberty and conception to birth control and AIDS, including sections on the body, families and babies, and sexual health. The book's serious and educational matter is presented in a very readable form, with amusing, but always accurate, cartoon illustrations.

Her: Unstoppable, workaholic, driven force of nature. Him: The exact opposite of that.Phebe Stark needs a punching bag. No, on second thought, she needs a donut. No, on third thought, she needs to escape into a dark bar with a strong drink. She’s just been harassed, for the umpteenth time, by the slimy supervisor standing between her and a shattered glass ceiling at her high-pressure Atlanta firm. But then a tall, bearded, sexy lumberjack of a bartender saunters over, and suddenly Phebe knows she doesn’t need gin . . . she needs him.Brody Cantrell didn’t exactly intend to become a bartender. He planned to help out at his ailing uncle’s bar for a year, then get an advanced degree and rise to the top of his field. Instead, he got a Ph.D. in Real Life from his customers. Brody thinks he’s seen everything—until he meets Phebe Stark. And when he gets a load of her fearless sexting skills, he just has to see what’s under that power suit. Brody’s certain they’ll have a good time or two—nothing serious. Then again, all these steamy messages and breathless trysts have him seriously considering . . . Why not?

In a world that grows more fast paced every day, kids face many challenges at earlier ages than ever before. This set tackles such difficult topics as grief and loss and staying safe online as well as other challenges, such as dealing with food allergies, head-on. Each title handles the topic with sensitivity while arming readers with the knowledge and encouragement they need to overcome life’s obstacles. Readers will learn when it is time to seek help and that they are not alone. • Social studies nonfiction about social issues students face and deal with that meets students’ need for informational text • Offers tips on how to deal with challenging issues • Fits nicely within social and health curriculums