Are We Having Fun Yet?: The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Sex

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Summary: Title Change
Review: As the other reviews show this is a fantastic book with a lot of good information, that is out of print. However, the book has been re-released in paperback as "The Sex You Want: A Lovers' Guide to Women's Sexual Pleasure" So check it out. The art work alone is worth the price of the book.

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Summary: This book rocks!
Review: Excellent book. This book contains information not easily accessable and what most people do not want to discuss, even the family physician. If young women read this book before starting on their sexual journey it would prevent a lot of ignorance and pain, and if the advice is followed, bring them much pleasure. The author is supposed to be bringing out a book on sex for teens - I would love to hear when it will be out.

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Summary: A must for every woman
Review: Excellent book. This book contains information not easily accessable and what most people do not want to discuss, even the family physician. If young women read this book before starting on their sexual journey it would prevent a lot of ignorance and pain, and if the advice is followed, bring them much pleasure. The author is supposed to be bringing out a book on sex for teens - I would love to hear when it will be out.

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Summary: Title Change
Review: The strength of this book is its sociological perspective. This isn't just a recipe book. Marshall McLuhan once said, "I don't know who it was that discovered water, but it certainly wasn't a fish." The Douglasses have stepped outside their world to look back at what our expectations are and how the male perspective has shaped them. Fortunately, we may leave the male perspective in its fish bowl and adventure into a world free of patriarchal dicta. Brava, mujeres, y muchas gracias!

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Summary: Finally,a guide by intelligent women
Review: The strength of this book is its sociological perspective. This isn't just a recipe book. Marshall McLuhan once said, "I don't know who it was that discovered water, but it certainly wasn't a fish." The Douglasses have stepped outside their world to look back at what our expectations are and how the male perspective has shaped them. Fortunately, we may leave the male perspective in its fish bowl and adventure into a world free of patriarchal dicta. Brava, mujeres, y muchas gracias!