“We've been paying attention to this aspect of our child's education since kindergarten, but I still worry about missing something or that my child won't understand. As they say – you may think sex education is too early, but criminals never think a child is too young!”
—— Little Peanut Network Reader

“Children's safety has always been a top concern for us parents. This book is very practical, helping parents understand risks… and the quality is excellent too.”
—— Books.com Reader

★ A rare self‑help comic for girls' sexual safety, filling a critical market gap. This is one of the few comic books on the domestic market specifically designed for sexual safety protection for girls aged 6–12. Against the backdrop of high‑incidence child sexual abuse cases and parents' reluctance to discuss “sex,” this book directly addresses the pain point, helping girls build awareness of sexual privacy. Since its release, it has accumulated over 47,000 reviews on Dangdang.com, with the “Primary School Comics” series surpassing 2 million copies in cumulative sales.

★ Led by an authoritative team of experts, ensuring professional and reliable content. Developed according to the Guidelines for Public Safety Education in Primary and Secondary Schools, the book is jointly written and reviewed by multiple experts in medical care, emergency response, public safety, campus safety, psychology, and other fields. The expert panel includes Dr. Lin Lin (Tsinghua/CAS), National Vocational Qualification Emergency Rescue Instructor Gao Bo, and Associate Chief Physician Dr. Zhu Chenfang of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine.

★ Real cases presented in comics with a “5‑step” self‑help process. The book adapts 38 real sexual abuse cases exposed by media and disclosed by judicial authorities, using comics to recreate dangerous scenarios girls may encounter in daily life. Following a clear “5‑step” self‑help process, it easily helps girls learn to prevent sexual abuse.

★ Parental guidance without embarrassment, girls' reading without blushing. Written in accessible language with precise terminology, the book effectively defuses the sensitivity of “sex‑related” topics. Suitable for parent‑child reading or independent reading and comprehension by primary schoolers. A traditional Chinese edition, Girls’ Safety Education Lessons, has been published by Taiwan‘s How‑to Publishing.

Dedicated to every girl who needs to learn to protect herself.

“You may think sex education is too early, but criminals never think a child is too young.” In recent years, cases of sexual abuse against girls have frequently made headlines. The perpetrators may be strangers, but more often they are neighbors, relatives, teachers, or other acquaintances. Yet many parents don't know how to talk to their children about “sex,” and many girls don’t even realize they're being violated when faced with inappropriate touching. Primary School Comics: Safety – Girls’ Safety is designed precisely for this dilemma – a self‑help comic book that makes parental guidance embarrassment‑free and girls' reading blush‑free, helping girls prevent sexual abuse.
The book is divided into six progressive sections.

Chapter 1 – “Education and Awareness” – helps girls understand what sexual privacy means, which body parts should not be touched by others, and establishes basic sexual safety awareness.

Chapter 2 – “Contact with Acquaintances” – focuses on scenarios involving neighbors, relatives, teachers, and parents' friends, teaching girls to identify “abnormal physical touching.”

Chapter 3 – “Contact with Same‑Age Acquaintances” – addresses boundary‑crossing behaviors that may occur among classmates, friends, and other peers.

Chapter 4 – “Contact with Strangers” – guards against sexual abuse risks from strangers.

Chapter 5 – “Response Methods” – provides specific coping strategies for different scenarios.

Chapter 6 – “Strengthening Protection” – consolidates protective knowledge and fills any gaps.

The 38 simulated sexual abuse scenarios in the book are adapted from real cases exposed by media and disclosed by judicial authorities. Each scenario features vivid comics and a key preventive sentence. Every chapter includes a “Chat with a Safety Expert” section, offering professional guidance from authoritative experts. The book follows a “5‑step” self‑help process – from scenario recreation and psychological analysis to method guidance, key sentence memorization, and post‑reading consolidation – ensuring that children can understand, learn, and remember.

When every girl knows that “my body belongs to me,” and when every inappropriate touch can be recognized and rejected in time, she can grow up with more safety and less fear.

Dook Kids' Reading Research Institute · Safety Team
A team composed of experts from domestic medical, emergency rescue, information security, public safety, campus safety, psychology, and other fields. Expert Advisory Panel: Lin Lin — Master's, Tsinghua University; PhD, Chinese Academy of Sciences、 Gao Bo — Gold-medal Instructor, National Vocational Emergency Rescuer、 Li Danmei — Senior Teacher (Professor-level); 34 years of teaching experience 、Zhu Chenfang — Associate Chief Physician, Ninth People's Hospital, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine; PhD (USA). Written with reference to the Guidelines for Public Safety Education in Primary and Secondary Schools. The book draws on 38 real sexual assault cases reported by the media and disclosed by judicial authorities.

Chapter 1 Educational Understanding: Every Girl Should Establish Sexual Privacy and Security Awareness
Every girl has private parts that are not allowed to be touched by others
It wasn't until he was caught by the police that I realized I had been victimized
No matter age, gender, or occupation, anyone can be a bad person for sexual assault
Even acquaintances are not allowed to make abnormal body touches
If an adult shows me unhealthy videos, can I call the police and catch him
Is it necessary for the doctor to ask me to take off my clothes during the physical examination
Being incited to watch or touch someone else's body means sexual assault
Chat with security experts

Chapter 2: Intimate Cases: Intimate Sexual Assault, which Girls Need to Focus on Preventing
Most teachers are good people, but there are also a few bad people
What should I do if my stepfather requests to take a shower together in the name of my father
The boy in the class gave me an unknown drink, can I drink it
An adult bought me valuable jewelry and asked me to help
Uncle said I am his future wife, what should I do
Uncle said it's too cold in winter and wants to share a bed with me
He obtained evidence of my cheating in the exam and then violated me
I was violated by the bookstore owner, and he said it was my fault
Chat with security experts

Chapter 3: Methods for Dealing with Sexual Assault: How to Minimize Danger and Harm
Uncle likes to hug and kiss me, can I say u2018nou2019
Learn to shout for help loudly in public: u2018You pervert!u2019
Uncle wants me to watch unhealthy movies and TV shows. Should I leave as soon as possible
Donu2019t be an honest child in front of bad people
Seeking help from trustworthy individuals
Be brave and tell the truth to doctors and police
Let the love and companionship of parents soothe and motivate oneself
Chat with security experts

Chapter 4: Same age Social Interaction: Most boys of the same age have precocious puberty, so it is important to maintain a distance when interacting and socializing
There is a difference between men and women, do not casually hook up with men
Playing games with boys, try to avoid physical contact as much as possible
Be wary of verbal sexual assault
If a boy makes excessive demands, should he agree
What should I do if a boy with strange behavior is following me
Chat with security experts

Chapter 5: Stranger Contact: 6 Things to Do to Reduce the Risk of Being Intruded by Strangers
Little girl, you donu2019t need to get to know each other by yourself
A mysterious personu2019s invitation was discovered on my phone. Can I go
Big brother asked me to pretend to be his girlfriend to save face for him. What should I do
Can strangers on WeChat be trusted to help with free video tutorials
Mom is not here, can we let the hotel staff enter the room
Weu2019re almost late. Can we take a strangeru2019s car to school
Chat with security experts

Chapter 6 Strengthening Protection: Identifying Common Safety Hazards and Eliminating the Risk of Sexual Assault
Should I close the door when Iu2019m alone with a male tutor
Is it normal for uncomfortable body friction to occur in a crowded carriage
The library is only 500 meters away from home, can I go home alone
Is it worth advocating for someone to rush through homework in the classroom when itu2019s getting dark
Can the little girl stay overnight at her good friendu2019s house
Chat with security experts