“Alain de Botton writes charming, philosophically-oriented books about a variety of subjects that impact our lives, to varying degrees (work, travel, architecture, religion, philosophy, Marcel Proust…). In this cheekily titled little volume, he’s actually encouraging us to think more deeply (penetratingly?) about sex, rather than more often. With gentle humor, he reassures us that sex is weird, in the sense of being disconnected, emotionally and physically, from the banal routines of everyday life. That it’s about more than the biological urges. That it’s quite normal to feel little physical desire for the person one loves dearly. That asparagus can be sexy! For anyone who finds sex perplexing, this is the book for you.” —Arlene, Watermark Book Company, Anacortes, WA. Try not to blush when you buy How to Think More About Sex from Watermark.

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