Suicidegirls: Beauty Redefined - erotic book by AMMO - review by Kayla

Suicide Girls: Beauty Redefined appears to be the second book in the Suicide Girls series. The book is a hardcover book that includes about 400 pages. This is a book produced that just includes photography from some of the different Suicide Girls. It was published in 2008 (very recent) by Suicide Girl's publishing company. The book is pretty much a foot long and a foot high and is honestly about two inches thick. It doesn't mention the weight on the stats, but this is honestly a hefty book - a couple pounds at least.

The book is extremely well-made. This feels like a professional art book. The outside of the book jacket (it has a book jacket) is just a matte-type black with the Suicide Girls logo on the front with a description on the back with some nude women (but nothing exposed) on the back. The pages are securely fastened onto the spine of the book, and the cover of the book is very thick and protects the pages of the books amazingly. Overall, I'm impressed by the overall quality of the book. If the quality was anything less, I would have felt a little cheated by the price.

The book is arranged pretty basically. The pictures are arranged in chapters based upon where the women were born. There's a section for all of the different sections of the United States (Midwest, South, etc.) as well as some sections for some of the other countries that participate in Suicide Girls such as Chile and such.

Some of the pictures are spread out as a two-page spread, but most of the pictures have chosen to stay in the one-page layout. The girls are almost always topless and have their breasts exposed, but seeing the vagina is much rarer. As could be assumed, all of the pictures in here are of women - biological women. There doesn't appear to be any sort of transgendered women included in the book.

Something else of note is that there are no women of size in this book - at least, none that we've noticed in multiple viewings of the book. It sincerely disappointed me. Some women are very skinny (you can see their ribs), but for the most part, the women usually are of a relatively normal size. (Not much for body fat, but they seem healthy.)

Having shown this to multiple friends, their biggest complaint is that this doesn't look like alternative beauty - at all. They find that most of the women might have one piercing or one really tiny tattoo - but nothing more than that. When you consider that tattoos and piercings are really considered mainstream by society, they said they feel like something that promotes alternative beauty should have more pictures of women with larger tattoo pieces. That having been said, there are some very beautiful pictures of some alternative women with pretty-colored hair, more tattoos, and many piercings.

So what are the pictures like? Well, they are soft-core. Very soft-core. Lots of soft lighting and artsy backgrounds. Like Suicide Girls is known for, most of these are just pictures of naked women looking pretty - nothing very sexual about it. The lighting is made to be artsy. Honestly, I could not imagine someone masturbating to these pictures. Considering the book's well-made cover and pages, I would imagine it wasn't meant to be used that way either. It's neat to flip through the pages and look at the pretty women.

It makes a great conversation piece, honestly. If you have sexually-open friends, you all can sit around and look at the beautifully-done pictures of all of the women in this book. It's also fun to sit around with your partner and look at it because then you both can point out what things you find attractive and unattractive and get to know your partner better. It's also just a really pretty art book.

If you love looking a cute women (not really alternative in my mind), this is a great book. If you have friends who would have fun looking at the book with you, this is a great conversation piece. If you enjoy photography (especially nude photography), this is an inspirational book. If you find four-hundred photos of naked women to be worth the price, I'd say go for it. This book, honestly, seems like it will last a lifetime. It's just amazingly well-made.

I still enjoy this book. It honestly doesn't get pulled out to be looked at much since we've already seen all of the pictures, but it does get pulled out when we have guests over. They really love looking at all the pictures.

It is a decent book though. It inspired us to purchase the original SuicideGirls book (also sold here at EF.) I must say that I prefer this one greatly over the original book though - it's just nicer overall. The pages aren't harmed in the slightest, and the cover has really protected this book. It all was made with durability in mind, and this book is going to be around for the long haul.

It doesn't have much in the terms of "replay" value because it's basically just an art book. And none of the art was really intended for masturbation. So if you get off on alternative girls, this does have some replay value, but we just liked looking at the pictures. However, in an alternative use, if you want to find a new alternative hairstyle, get tattoo inspiration, or find gorgeous lingerie/photography ideas, this will work better.