title: The Humble Little Condom: A History (New Concepts in Sexuality)
author:  Aine Collier 
description: "This book has it all&#8212;sex, money, infidelity, war, poetry, the famous and the infamous, politics, hypocrisy. What a read! &#8230; Although there are plenty of laughs, this is a serious history, and one that was hard to put down. I had no idea the condom had such a long and complex story."<br>&#8212;Frederick Gottlieb, MD, MPH, C. Everett Koop Public Health Physician Award recipient<br><br>"Illuminating... This fascinating book is as much a history of attitudes and morality as it is about the humble condom. Thoroughly researched yet never dry..." &#8212;Monsters and Critics.com<br> <br>"A wonderful, compact tome, chock-full of posters, packages, and poems on the centuries-old device used by millions&#8230; Everything you ever wanted to know about the condom, and quite a few things you probably haven't thought of. Funny, ribald, uninhibited, and well researched. I recommend it."<br> &#8212;Phil Harvey, president, DKT International, author of The Government vs. Erotica
zlib_text: Attractions & Distractions:
  Senior Year
  Copyright 2015  Alexandra Warren
  Cover Art by Alexandra Warren
  All rights reserved. This book or any
  portion thereof may not be reproduced or
  used in any manner whatsoever without the
  express written permission of the publisher
  except for the use of brief quotations in a
  book review.
  This is a work of fiction. Any
  similarity to real locations, people, or events
  is coincidental and unintentional.
  
  Acknowledgments
  So…. I could honestly cry right now.
  The Attractions & Distractions series,
  Freshman Year specifically, was my first
  book ever and I’m beyond grateful for
  everyone who took a chance on me as a new
  author by checking it out. You guys
  seriously have no idea how much I
  appreciate you!
  And to my ride-or-dies who have been
  asking about this book since Junior Year
  came out, I sooo hope it’s worth the wait. ;)
  
  alexis.
  Do they really have to keep the pregnancy tests right by the condoms?
  I suppose it was something like a fair warning; “If you do