Reviews for The G spot

The average rating for The G spot based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-04-26 00:00:00 Barbara Spears While presenting a little bit of practically useful knowledge, I really feel like the authors of this book should be ashamed of themselves for knowing so little about what they're actually talking about. This entire book reads like a high school student's last minute paper without much of any research properly cited. Inferences and assumptions are made, and along the way the authors cut down on other (more legitimate) researchers because of inferences and and assumptions that THEY made, without any evidence that speaks to the original point OR to refute claims of established research that already exists. What it boils down to: I feel that there is little value to this book beyond the first couple chapters. Don't read this expecting any hard science to back it up, because you'll find none at all. The only value this book had for me personally was to give a couple ideas about experimentation with female partners. I believe that the authors jumped to far many conclusions with their research, and spent too much time muddying the names of legitimate researchers who paved the way for their half-cocked experiments on sexuality.

Review # 2 was written on 2008-04-24 00:00:00 Michele Sanchez Mostly, it reinforced my own beliefs. I did learn to distinguish between climax and orgasm, as well as the female prostate is a part of the G spot. The most interesting part were the little horror stories as a result of sexual ignorance and lack of communication.