Oh, the Places You'll Go Oh Oh!

A wonderfully ridiculous book about the power of pleasure, fully illustrated and written in Dr. Seuss-style verse. Oh, the Places You'll Go Oh Oh is the perfect gift for people who love orgasms, and those who want more of them.

For the sexually active or rather relaxive, this book is for you. It's about overcoming shame, owning your orgasms, and strange creatures you might meet along the way to meeting YOU.

From Sexual Debut to encountering cocktothorpes to exploring sex with yourself -- or with two, maybe more -- author, Nicolle Hodges addresses the ups and downs of the sexual journey with humourous verse, all the while encouraging readers to embrace their full sexual potential by shedding shame. Full of genitalia-laden illustrations by Jill Mundy, the messages are simple yet profound. It's a book about what we all wish we knew, and not just for women, but other folks too. Once you realize your power, there is no going back.

About the Author
Mundy, Jillian: - Jillian Mundy is an illustrator and artist. She creates bright, psychedelic dreamscapes crawling with curious creatures and ghouls. From the greater Toronto area, she now resides in Vancouver. She channels her quirky, lewd, altruistic energy into her imaginary worlds and peculiar characters.Hodges, Nicolle: - "Journalist, Author, Sexual Freedom Philosopher: Nicolle Hodges is the founder of Girls Who Say Fuck - an incubator for projects and conversations that instigate change. She is the author of 'Oh, the Places You'll Go Oh Oh' - a book about the power of female orgasms, fully illustrated and written in Dr. Seuss-style verse. She is the creator of Men Who Take Baths - an initiative where men in bubble baths are interviewed about what it means to be a man. The movement advocates for gender equity through an interview series, art show, and group discussions. Educated as a broadcast journalist and a former television host for CTV Vancouver, Nicolle understands the power of creating spaces for profound connection through conversation. Her multi-faceted projects and campaigns are boundary-pushing and community-based, with the intention of questioning the way we've been told life is supposed to be."