A Very Touching Book...for Little People and for Big People

by Jan Hindman

Other authorsTom Novak (Illustrator)
Paperback, 1983

Call number

362.76

Description

This book is intended to be read and shown to a child by a parent. Through pictures and words, it teaches appropriate and inappropriate touching. It is written on a child’s level, but the cartoon like illustrations are anatomically correct to avoid confusion.

Tags

Child Development, Children's Materials, Sex Education, Sexual Abuse, Kindergarten to 2nd Grade-Ages 5 to 7

Genres

Collection

Your library

Publication

Alexandria Assoc (1983), Edition: New, 52 pages

Language

English

Original language

English

ISBN

0961103418 / 9780961103415

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