Educational and Informative reviews

Sexual Positions Book I was probably an explicit and cutting-edge guide to sex 30-some years ago. Today, it is dated enough to be humorous, and contains little of real value except some explicit photographs of different sexual positions.

Sexual Positions Book II contains a wide array of explicit photographs depicting a variety of sexual positions. Unfortunately, the book was published in 1985 and is extremely dated both in its photography and its information.

If you’re looking at Anal-eaze (please don't), get this instead. If you’re starting with your first butt plug or venturing into handballing, get this. I’m far more excited about playing with other people’s asses than my own, but this book actually makes me want to do more self-exploration.

For those looking for a good resource to have on the shelf, this book would be phenomenal. If you already have a general text you depend on, I wouldn't recommend this book as it does not offer a whole lot of new information.

The book is laid out into half a dozen useful sections; they cover everything from "What Is The G-Spot?" to using sex toys in order to achieve maximum pleasure.  It also contains an easy to understand diagram of the female anatomy.

A great book if you've seen or heard of Japanese bondage but don't know how to begin performing it. Nicely illustrated and explanatory, but it's definitely a beginner's book and doesn't go into advanced techniques and positions.

...if you can endure or even appreciate these stylistic quirks, you will be well rewarded. Screw the Roses, Send Me the Thorns is an absolutely comprehensive book on BDSM...This is a book you don't want to pass up.

Some of the suggestions are how to move, while others ask you to focus on a certain body part of your lover's or a particular sensation inside your own. I found The Kama Sutra for 21st Century Lovers to be an excellent mix of a bedside sexual position guide and a tool to help bring more sensuality to relationships.

The book is very intuitive with detailed chapters covering partner-interactive body cleansing and mind preparation, different body area massage techniques, setting the mood with lighting suggestions, scent suggestions, and even kissing, foreplay, and afterplay ideas I've not thought of.

This is a nice "little" addition to one's sexual library. It is compact for the couple on the go and contains tasteful pictures and descriptions of positions found in the Kama Sutra, The Perfumed Garden and from Taoist practices.