What a Young Boy Ought to Know.
By Sylvanus Stall, D.D. Vir Publishing Company, Land Title Bldg., Philadelphia, Pa. Cloth, 193 pages; price, $1.00 net. This is the revised edition of a book which tells in chaste, and plain language those mysteries of sex concerning which the majority of children have been kept in ignorance to their own lasting hurt. This delicate subject is treated in a most delicate manner. The book should be in the hands of every parent. It will enable father or mother to answer in a manner at once satisfactory and beneficial to the child the questions which he is sure to ask—first of them and then (if not satisfactorily answered) of some playmate whose own mind has been corrupted by impure companions. It is a book which can be advantageously placed in the hands of the growing boy himself if the parent feels incapable of conveying to him the instruction which it contains. As showing the importance which thinking parents attach to these books of the “Self and Sex Series,” they have now been translated into fourteen different languages.