This book contains twelve tales, supposedly Case Histories concerning women who derive erotic satisfaction from the education of young men, supplementary to what they derive from a scholastic environment. The collection is the fourth in a sequence of five, which shows just how much variation in scenario is possible with such a subject. The treatment is sufficiently moral to highlight examples of the law's interest in the behaviour of these women, although it frequently puts forward the opinion that the young men rarely either complain about the attentions given them, or indeed seem to suffer lasting harm. Guenter Klow is sometimes associated with Gerda Mundinger; indeed there are signs that both names are pseudonyms of Paul Little. Certainly this book uses a writing style that is very close to that of Mundinger. Not least of the similarities is the prominence of erotic spanking in the development of the relationships described. ( )