All About Penises by Dorian Solot and Marshall Solot

Short Summary

The book “All About Penises” by Dorian Solot and Marshall Miller is a children’s educational book that explains the diversity, anatomy, and changes of penises in a body-positive and age-appropriate manner, encouraging understanding and acceptance of different bodies.

Age Group

Suitable for children aged 3 to 7 years.

Topics Discussed

Private Body Parts | Penises | Human Body

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What this book is about

  • “All About Penises” by Doreen Solot and Marshall Miller, illustrated by Tyler Feder.
  • This book is part of a series that also includes a version about vulvas.
  • It is unique as it focuses specifically on educating younger children about genitals.
  • The book discusses the diversity of penises in terms of shape, size, color, and curvature.
  • It includes diagrams and information about anatomical changes during puberty, such as hair growth.
  • The importance of using anatomically accurate terms, like distinguishing between the scrotum and testicles, is emphasised.
  • The book explains the functions of different parts, including sperm production and body safety.
  • It normalises the diversity of bodies by comparing it to differences in eyes, noses, and mouths.
  • Each page contains notes for adults to encourage further discussion, making it a useful resource for parents with curious children.
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