Carlota's red diary

Description

Carlota's red diary is only for you if you think that sexuality is a natural human activity, very playful, that allows great communication and complicity and that, in herself, it has nothing to do with bad or good deeds. The book you have in your hands is neither a novel nor a diary. It is a book with novel chapters, in which Carlota establishes a sentimental and sexual relationship with Flanagan (the famous detective from books like Don't ask for sea bass out of season), and with other chapters in which, with the excuse of a newspaper, Carlota is exposing everything she learns about sexuality and, retort, about feelings. In the novel chapters, you can read scenes between Carlota and Flanagan that will allow you to get an idea of ​​what sexual relations are like when a person initiates them. In the newspaper chapters, you can resolve doubts there, or even fill authentic information craters, regarding issues such as genitalia, the sexual response, the first intercourse, contraceptive methods, the pregnancy, homosexuality, sexually transmitted diseases, sexual dysfunctions and other issues related to sexuality.