Cox Box - book discontinued by DK Publishing - review by deadpoet

Tracey has counseled via the media for more than 15 years and sold over 2 million books with most titles international bestsellers. Her first book, Hot Sex: How to do it was an instant worldwide success and is available in 140 countries, translated into over 20 languages. Other book titles include Hot Relationships, Supersex, superhotsex, superdate, superflirt, and the Tracey Cox Kama Sutra, just to name a few. Tracey is agony aunt for News of the World, has two weekly columns in UK's Closer magazine, was resident sexpert for ivillage.com in the States and also writes weekly for Woman's Day magazine in Australia. She also has her own range of sex toys and lubricants developed in the UK with LoveHoney. Born in the UK, Tracey spent many years in Australia before moving back to London to host her first television series.

This box set comes with Superflirt and Supersex. First, we will talk about Superflirt. Superflirt meanly talks about the different ways of flirt. For example, body language; the way a women stands, a man may play with his clothes, and facial expressions. She even gives tips on how to fake an emotions to make you seem like you have confidence, and not to be shy. If you want to know if he/she feels the same way you do, there is a chapter on that, too. The last chapter talks about seduction, which connects it with Supersex. On the last page, it shows four different sleeping positions and what they all mean.

In Supersex, it starts out on how to give your man a hand job, gives detailed steps, and then talks about a finger job in detailed steps. Then the book moves on to oral; what to do with you mouth and tongue, how not to just jump right in, and teasing. There is even a chapter that talks the penis, like different myths and the facts, and why things are the way they are. One myth is, "Big hands/big feet/big nose= big penis", which isn't true. There is a chapter about different sex position like the sit-down sex position and then says why you should love him. Want to know how to spice things up; there is a chapter for that, too.

I believe these books are geared toward single people and couples.

The layout of these books are very well thought out; they go in the order in which flirting happens, and with sex. The outside design are pretty discreet, besides the title of course. Now the box, they both come in, is very discreet. All it says it Cox Box and has a feather; if you say this at a book store, in the wrong sections, you would never know what they were about.