Tickle my tush - book discontinued - reviews

Dr. Sadie Allison, America's Pleasure Coach, has written a fun, humorous, and informative guide the might be the perfect icebreaker is you are looking to initiate a conversation with your partner on anal play. There are lots of tips, some tricks, and some great illustrations to help guide you on your journey.

Beginners don't be shy about this book, even if you just glance over it and don't use any of the information. It is always good to be well educated and to be openly curious about different facets of your sexual life... at some point or another you might/or already have been curious. For curiosity's sake, just read it!

Dr. Sadie Allison's books are great for those who are looking for their first book on sexuality as the language is easy to read and non intimidating but as a self proclaimed Sex Geek there isn't anything new or exciting in here that I haven't heard before. One thing that did annoy me though was that she insisted on using coy language and not accurate anatomical terms.

After I read this book, I felt like I would never get the time back that it took to read it. I feel that there is much more detailed information in most of the anal toy reviews here at EF. Not to mention, the vast information here in the Forums. This book in my opinion dumbed down anal play and sex. The only good thing in my opinion abut this book, is that it is a nice, simple, basic intro to anal play. And I mean intro.

Tickle My Tush is best for absolute anal beginners. It does a lot to reassure that your desires and your body's natural reaction are completely natural and a-okay. However, Dr Sadie's cutesy wording quickly becomes annoying, and this book offers little to anal enthusiasts who've already covered the basics.