A book may be more explicit than you thought, or you may find you need time to practice reading it aloud. Treat men and women equally rather than placing them in stereotypical roles. Consider the author's background. For example, a minister may write from his or her religious perspective. A physician may focus on the physical aspect of sexuality rather than moral or emotional views.
Libraries are often good sources for borrowing books.
If your library does not have a title, they may be able to obtain it through an inter-library loan. Additional reading Books for parents Calderone, Mary and Eric W. Johnson, 1983. The Family Book About Sexuality . Calderone, Mary and James W. Ramey, 1983. Talking With Your Child About Sex .