""Mom, Dad what is sex?"

Angry Birds and Killer Bees is a book that can help you turn "The Talk" into an ongoing conversation that counters the myriad sources of bad information children are exposed to on a daily basis and helps them understand the beauty of true intimacy.

The three main sections "Sex: Myths and Messages," "Sex and Biology," and "Sex and God," you'll find information to help you talk with your children about sex, puberty, and the biological, emotional and spiritual levels of relationships. You'll be able to help them:

Navigate the social influences of their peers and the culture we live in.

Understand the deep bonds that come from a healthy sexual relationship.

View sex as a beautiful, God-given gift that is designed to enhance our emotional and spiritual lives.

This book is designed to teach you how to talk to your children about sex in ways that do more than just label body parts and will help them grow into emotionally and sexually healthy adults.

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