The best sex education books for 17 year olds

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As your teenager navigates through the complexities of adolescence, it’s crucial to equip them with the knowledge and understanding they need to make informed decisions about their sexual health. That’s why I’ve compiled a list of the best sex education books specifically tailored for 17 year olds.

These books strike the perfect balance between comprehensive information and relatable content that resonates with teenagers. Covering topics such as consent, healthy relationships, contraception, and LGBTQ+ issues, these resources will empower your teen to navigate their own sexual journey confidently.

Stay tuned as we dive into our top recommendations that will help you kickstart meaningful conversations about sex education with your 17 year old.

You can find more books in the main list of Sex Education Books for Children.

If you want to learn more about getting started with sex education for 17 year olds, then you should look at this age-specific sex education guide for seventeen year olds.

You’ll find more information about sex education in my Sex Education 101 page.

NOTE: Before passing any book to your child or reading the book with your child, you should read it yourself first. I might think it is a great book for a certain age child or that the information is valuable, but you may disagree. You need to choose books that reflect your values and the messages you want your child to receive.

Sex education for teens aged 17 years

Below you’ll find all the individual books for 17 year olds about sex education. Just click the book that interests you to learn more.

These are some of the many sex education books for seventeen year olds that have been written. As I find more, I will add them to this list. They are all really good books that teens can read to find reliable and accurate information about love, sex and relationships.

Happy reading!

Resources to help with talking about puberty

My mission is to create resources that will help you to naturally talk to your kids about sex, all while respecting your personal values.

Which means that inside this website, you’ll find lots of resources to help you with talking to your child about puberty.

My Sex Ed 101 page includes all of the information on sex education. You’ll find lots of different blog posts to help you gain a better understandign of what sex education is all about.

You’ll find videos about sex education in my Sex Education Videos resource page that you can watch with your child or to learn more about sex education yourself.

You’ll also find an extensive range of children’s sex education books, for kids of all ages. 

If you’re unsure about how to answer your child’s questions about sex, then I have the perfect book for you! The Sex Education Answer Book will give you age-specific answers to the most common questions kid’s ask parents about sex. Which means you don’t need to worry about finding a child-friendly explanation that your child understands. 

If you need some help with explaining sexual intercourse to your child, then you may like my Masterclass on explaining sex for the very first time or my parent guide will also help you explain sex to your child in a way they will understand. It breaks sex down into simple steps that take the stress out of explaining!

Plus you will find plenty more sex education resources at the Sex Ed Shop.

And if you get stuck, feel free to get in touch! You can contact me here.

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I'm Cath, a sex educator living in Australia with my husband and 2 kids. I help parents to talk about sex (with less cringe and more confidence) and empower their child to make smart sexual decisions. To find a better way to talk about sex, you can join my community of parents and visit the Sex Ed Shop for helpful resources.

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