The Good Parts
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geminigirlWhat was the first book you remember looking for "the good parts" where the good parts were something "dirty" or titillating, or prurient?
If you like, what do you remember about it? How old were you?
I was in grade six, and it was Anne Frank-The Diary of a Young Girl. I believe there were some passages about menstruation which were the first things one of the girls in my class who had already read the book showed us.
If you like, what do you remember about it? How old were you?
I was in grade six, and it was Anne Frank-The Diary of a Young Girl. I believe there were some passages about menstruation which were the first things one of the girls in my class who had already read the book showed us.
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Date: 2007-01-18 04:49 am (UTC)My Uncle Oswald, by Roald Dahl, wherein the hero starts a business slipping a very powerful aphrodisiac to famous men to steal their sperm and sell it to women with more money than sense who want a baby by, say, Einstein. There was some pretty hot (FSVO) sex in there.
Jaws, too, where one can find an explanation of "AC/DC" (apparently the "DC" is the gay bit, if memory serves) and talk about sex with a chicken.
And I'll never forget one of the books in the Omen series which proved to me that, why yes, you can find books with scenes about sex with a dog (a devil-dog, but still a dog) at the public library. Who knew?