The Little Book of Sex

Get in the mood for love with this witty and empowering guide to getting it on. Searching for a saucy gift for your other half, an engagement present for your friend – or perhaps you just want to do a bit of, ahem, private study to brush up on your own technique? The Little Book of Sex hits the spot perfectly. Erupting with fun facts, naughty quotes and titillating tips, it will build your confidence between the sheets and help take you to the very height of pleasure. Whether you're looking for a lowdown on sex toys, a beginner's guide to BDSM lite, stories of history's most outrageous lovers, or even a troubleshooting guide for when the unexpected occurs, The Little Book of Sex has you covered. Fun, frisky and frequently eye-opening, it's proof that good things can come in small packages. Get lucky, get down and get it on... "Women need a reason to have sex. Men just need a place." Billy Crystal "A hard man is good to find." Mae West The word 'clitoris' derives from Ancient Greek kleitoris, meaning 'to titillate' and 'little hill'.

Get in the mood for love with this witty and empowering guide to getting it on. Searching for a saucy gift for your other half, an engagement present for your friend – or perhaps you just want to do a bit of, ahem, private study to brush up on your own technique? The Little Book of Sex hits the spot perfectly. Erupting with fun facts, naughty quotes and titillating tips, it will build your confidence between the sheets and help take you to the very height of pleasure. Whether you're looking for a lowdown on sex toys, a beginner's guide to BDSM lite, stories of history's most outrageous lovers, or even a troubleshooting guide for when the unexpected occurs, The Little Book of Sex has you covered. Fun, frisky and frequently eye-opening, it's proof that good things can come in small packages. Get lucky, get down and get it on... "Women need a reason to have sex. Men just need a place." Billy Crystal "A hard man is good to find." Mae West The word 'clitoris' derives from Ancient Greek kleitoris, meaning 'to titillate' and 'little hill'.