Orgasm: Every Day, Every Way, Every Time - Book Review

I'm not embarrassed to admit I was intrigued and interested when I first noticed the title of this book. What woman really doesn't want to learn more about orgasms?

This book is a prime example of the old saying "Don't judge a book by it's cover," because honestly the cover is lacking a lot of creativity. It's not very colorful, it uses plain fonts and it alone does not grab my attention; However, I get pass this and I stop my immature inner child from laughing at the authors last name and move on to giving the book a good flipping through.

My first reaction is still bad. It appears to be a giant article out of Cosmo, equipped with quizzes and all. I put the book down and ignore it for a few days, a little disappointed in my book selection.

A few days pass and I tell myself I need to read it and give it a chance and I was pleasantly surprised. It is a very well written book. It flows easily and is actually fun to read. I was shocked by all the information I learned about my body and how things work that I was originally not aware of, or noticed.

One example is in the chapter titled, "Your Orgasmic Month," the book talks about different times in which a woman's body might be more inviting to having an orgasm according to her cycle. I found it just fascinating and thought about my own experiences according to what the book noted and found it mostly to be true.

Another feature in the book I liked were the experiences from real women. It was nice seeing that other women go through the same thing I go through or share the same abilities as I do. Although, I was a little disappointed that most readers where in their twenties, with a few being in their early thirties. You do not really see a lot of personal experiences from women over thirty, which might be a little discouraging to readers who are older.

This book really does seem to cover everything from sexual positions, sex toys, exercises, to birth control, to medical conditions - heck even to the differences between a male and female orgasm. It was a really fun and educating book. I feel as though I walked away from the book filled with a lot of new knowledge about myself and I really do recommend the book to all women out there, even if you are like me and really do not have a hard time reaching orgasm. I garantee you'll learn something new.