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

Oh my lord, these women are gorgeous! Stunning images of models adorned in rainbow ink and little trinkets of metal sprinkled all over. I picked up this heavy coffee table book with excitement. Beautifully packaged in black, white, and pink, this is an excellent book to lay on your table for guests to see. The first few pages speak about the Suicide Girls as a company and show candid snapshots of the models, photographers and friends.

As a woman who is aroused by other women (and men, and everything in between) I enjoyed flipping through the pages and finding lady after lady, beautifully photographed on nice big pages. There is more than one picture of each model, so you get several poses if you happen to find a girl you adore. I certainly found a dozen women that I wish I had more images of. Luckily they didn't fill the pages of this book with silly words and gave me exactly what I wanted. The first time I even skipped the pages with text so I could get right to the photos.

These are not playboy bunny images, tastefully done without the harsh lighting or spread thighs like magazines. Each picture is a piece of art, something I wouldn't hesitate to frame on my wall.

Some girls have a hard edge, some are confetti-covered cuties, and others are simply beautiful without adornments. I was very happy to find women of all skin tones, the body types were slightly similar, but it was a small flaw compared to how striking the images are.

If you love tattoos, artistic girls, geeky girls, or really any type of girl you will love this book. I love the creativity and self expression each model displays in her photographs. I know I will find myself flipping through it with my partner and having some very vivid discussions....

I have to say that I have also gotten so much inspiration from these girls. Especially looking at the different hairstyles and how gorgeous these women are. While I know there is controversy about the entire Suicide Girl company, the book alone is a great art book. While erotic, I do not consider this a pornographic book.