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Post A Reply Login Name: Password: Message Icon:                                                                       Message: HTML is not enabled. UBB Code™ is enabled. [QUOTE]Originally posted by fox0r: [QB] Hrm... from this topic, the things that have caught my attention.. were the "Kiss & Tell", "Sex: Not just the ABC's, but the XYZ's as well", and I also agree with the poster that said something with "Scarleteen" would catch their attention. Maybe mash up the good one's together. Scarleteen: The ABC's and he XYZ's. Scarleteen's Kiss and Tell (and in smaller print under the title) Everything you wanted to know about Sexuality. Something like that seems to catch my attention more than being like BAM SEX STUFF right in big bold print on the cover. I have a feeling a lot of young readers are going to want to grab this book to read to educate themselves, so having something that's sort of discreet (Like Scarleteen's Kiss and Tell) really big on the cover, then having the actual topic in a smaller print might go over better. At first glance it'd look like a typical teen drama book or something. Most teens seem to like to hide things from their parents, friends, whoever, especially when it comes to sexual mumbo jumbo. [/QB][/QUOTE]

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