Reassuring, not Revelatory
This book is best for absolute G-spot newbies, or those who really need to be told "It's okay" whether or not they experience G-spot orgasm. Besides some interesting tidbits, I was disappointed. The book itself wasn't but there just isn't a lot of information on the subject, and most of it is readily available online for free. Cathy Winks did provide what information there is, in a generally easy to understand and reassuring way, however. It might be helpful for a woman's partner to read.Published: July 20, 2009
Pros:
Easy to understand, straight forward, nonjudgmental, includes experience from real women.
Cons:
Lack of actual information, repetitious, not just about the G-spot but lacks A and U-spot mentions.
Experience
I quickly browsed through this short book when I got it, and basically gleaned all the information it had in the look-through. I had to force myself to read it word for word. It was fairly repetitious, and really offered no new information for someone who has a bit of knowledge about the G-spot but just hasn't been able to successfully tame it. I was a bit annoyed at all the "other" information regarding female orgasm and anatomy. While it's useful and related, it seemed more like filler than anything. Still, if they're going to cover all the spots, I don't see why they didn't add mention if A and U-spots in there, too.
I did enjoy the lack of pressure and hype in the book, though.
I did enjoy the lack of pressure and hype in the book, though.
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It sucks that it seems most of the information contained in this extended pamphlet can be found by some quick google-fu. I wonder if "The Smart Girls Guide to the G-Spot" is any better?
I almost used that term in my review!
Ugh, I hate repetition! Nice review.
Thanks for the comment. I am not a fan of repetition at all so this really bothered me.
Great review title!