Tell Me about Sex, Grandma is the third book in Ordinary Terrible Things, and follows Divorce Is the Worst (4/15) and Death Is Stupid (4/16). The series has been widely and positively reviewed.

A sex-ed book that ignores diagrams or euphemisms in favor of self-esteem building and emphasis on individuality, this book is vital in starting conversations about consent, sexuality, and open-mindedness as early as possible. Refusing to focus on reproduction or anatomy, this is sex-ed that aligns to a progressive, sex-positive model that can be shared with the earliest readers.

A relentless and active author, Anastasia has toured extensively for her first two books and will continue to do so. She has been hosted by premiere independent bookstores in 15+ cities; in 2016, some of the stores include Greenlight, Elliott Bay, Book Soup, Malaprop's, and more.

This series aims to create books that focus on and validate children's true experiences, making it an essential tool for counselors, therapists, and educators, as well as individual readers and librarians. All text will be examined and vetted by experts in sex education and child psychology, as well as leveled for the Common Core curriculum.