the link is to an article (in German) relating the plight of McBride's book it includes some of the (sadly NSFW) photos. Photographer Will (not Willy!) McBride's extraordinary sex-ed book 'Zeig Mal!' (Show Me!) had to be hidden when friends from my 1970's German neighborhood came around yet if there's anything shocking about it, it's its honesty in focussing on the emotional intensity that should surely be highlighted in any sex-ed. * Type: English : Book Book : Juvenile audience The true story of how babies are made, by Per Holm Knudsen It appears that it is originally Danish by Per Holm Kudsen. When the book the pictures are from really is, and what the context is. So, to cut it short: it would be great if BoingBoing could research from Who would write such books in such a style today would be looked at Germany is not as puritanistic as the USA are, as far as I know, someone Born 1975, I find it quite difficult to image a society wereīooks like those were accepted by the societal mainstream. Real photos of naked adults and also naked kids, and more slang in the The same as the scanned childrens book, only without the baby, and with Scans on the net - Günter Amendts book 'Sexfront' (that's more or less Willy McBride and - I don't know if it was translated, and I can't find Guess, that explains why it is like it is. Text suggest for me that this book is from the 1970s. the flower-power VW Beetle) as well as some elements of the The text is German, ok, but the visual style of the What a pity doesn't tell us where thisīook is coming from. One bit of text that stuck with me through the years was something along the lines that 'when the man gets a loving feeling, his penis becomes big' and cue the 'wokka-chikka wokka-chikka wow wow' music… That was a revelation that obliterated the concept of 'girl cooties'. I was about 7 or 8 years old at the time and THAT book, weird illustrations and all, clued me in to EXACTLY how babies were conceived. That German sex ed book for kids? I don't know if it was originally German or what, but I first discovered that book in the kids section of a book store in England. With a title like that how could I resist clicking further? What I found was one of the strangest picture books I have ever seen. One of the first results was entitled 'Where Babies Come From In Germany.' During a 'writing for the web' course I was taking, the professor did a Google search for 'Untitled Document' to illustrate a point.

Picture book will mcbride show me