French Children's Book With Nudity Causes Stir

This week France is all abuzz over a book designed to teach children that naked bodies come in all shapes and sizes.

http://www.parentdish.co.uk/2014/02/17/all-in-the-buff-tous-a-poil-childrens-book-causes-stir-in-france/ has the story and a few images from the book, which uses humorous illustrations rather than photos.  Visit and post a coment on the site.

The book is called tous a poil, which translates to "all in the buff." It is reported to be selling very well.

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