Kidder Kaper

There aren’t a lot of “how-to” books that manage to capture our attention, but let us assure you, this book will. Over and Over. You will read a section, put the book down, and then flip through to another chapter. For a couple days. The book format structure is really what makes it a keeper; it reads as a realistic comic book/how to sex guide. How many other books do you know that have accomplished that?

The first page states: ”Frankly, we don’t care who you are or what you are into. We don’t care if you are straight, gay, bi, transsexual, female, male or have both sets of genital. We are publishing this book for people who think that getting it on is a great way to spend their time. Therefore, we’ve designed the book for everyone who likes getting it on. If this means that we draw a chapter featuring women with women, men with men or God Forbid, a straight couple, just try to find a way to adapt the chapter to fit you and your partner(s).” Enough said. They work damn hard to represent different bodies, playtimes, orientation’s and identities. Nice.

The second reason we recommend this book is because scattered through out it are cleverly placed “personal checklists” where the reader checks within themselves (and sometimes is encouraged to share with a partner) how they are feeling or thinking about a certain sexual behavior. The fact that reflection time is honored in this educational book reflects well on respecting different learning styles and processing formats.… (meer)