Virginity: Book-Style Graphics and Bialik

virginity: It's as forthright as Bialik herself is in conversation, with comic book-style graphics adding a lively touch, according to Hamilton Spectator. The book's roots stem from The Big Bang Theory episode in which her character, Amy, and boyfriend, Sheldon Jim Parsons lose their virginity. She joins her intelligence with experience in Girling Up How to be Strong, Smart and Spectacular, a wide-ranging handbook on navigating the emotional and physical hurdles of growing up. That prompted Bialik to write an essay for her website, Grok Nation, on what it's like to be a late bloomer and how complicated intimacy can be on TV and in real life, she said. She's also a mother of two boys, ages 8 and 11. Her discussion of modesty, absent religion or politics, caught the eye of publisher Philomel Books and Girling Up followed, said Bialik, who recently signed for two more years of Big Bang Theory. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.