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Sex Education is a 1995 book by the American author Jenny Davis. It was written for readers in grades 9-12 and tells the story of two teens who, working together on a term project for their sex education class, are instructed to care for someone else for the semester. They choose a lonely, pregnant neighbor, a task that proves more difficult than they anticipated.

The book has been the subject of many legal challenges, according to the American Library Association.^{[citation needed]} The American Library Association has added the book to its list of "Frequently Challenged Young Adult Books" and its list of the "100 most frequently challenged books: 1990-1999." ^[1][2]

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