Alice Khan Ladas, Beverly Whipple, John D. Perry – The G Spot And Other Recent Discoveries about Human Sexuality

Review”The G Spot is a timeless work that combines the science of sexual function with the study of sensual satisfaction. Read it and learn how to access and experience this most natural and uniquely feminine pleasure.”Lou Paget, author of How to Be a Great Lover”This book belongs on the shelf of every woman who cares about her sexual health.”Phyllis Greenberger, MSW President and CEO, Society for Women’s Health ResearchProduct DescriptionThe groundbreaking New York Times bestseller now available for the first time in trade paperback, with a new IntroductionWhen it was originally published in 1982, The G Spot was the first book to prove the existence and define the location of the Gräfenberg spot, a patch of erectile tissue that can be felt through the front wall of the vagina, directly behind the pubic bone. In print continuously for twenty-two years, it has sold more than 600,000 copies to date.This first-ever trade paperback edition includes a new introduction by Dr. Hilda Hutcherson, author of What Your Mother Never Told Your about S-E-X, which brings the research in the book up-to-date and explains its continued relevance. Now a new generation of men and women can take advantage of the insights and practical suggestions of this classic work.See all Editorial ReviewsProduct Details    * Paperback: 208 pages (scanned double paged due to tight binding)    * Published: 19821.0 out of 5 stars No useful information, February 6, 2000This book was a boring weak monograph on a subject that needs new coverage. Instead of covering Fokorg’s or Hammil’s new theories and suggestions on stimulating the G-spot and explosive orgasm, this book brought me back to the 60s asking does a G-spot exist? and gave the reader endless detail to prove that it does. As a Gynecologist, I have been taught and I have taught that a G-spot exists for nearly 30 years. As a woman I was bored endlessly by a book that offered little to no new information on the G-spot and no information on stimulating the G-spot. Do not buy.Regardless, I praise Amazon.com for advocating freedom of expression even if it may involve bad reviews of books they sell.5.0 out of 5 stars Groundbreaking Work, November 28, 2001This book is only outdated BECAUSE it was among the first in its class to explore the concept that a woman is allowed and supposed to gain pleasure from sex and deliver that idea to the public. In that regard it is an amazing piece of sexual education literature. The revised edition was released in the early 80s, but I believe it was written much earlier than that. It was written during a time when women (and men) were much less informed about the female anatomy, and there are numerous accounts in this book of women being embarassed by their orgasms because they were misunderstood. I believe that this book is helpful not only to the women of the time it was written but to women today. I read this book knowing full well what a G Spot was and what it did but I still found the history of it to be quite fascinating. In reading this book I not only came to more fully understand my own body and how it works but also what I can do to help it work more efficently and to my best sexual advantage. This book changed my sex life in an amazing way and for that I will always be grateful. Please contribute back by OCRing and Proofreading this book.I recommend ABBYY Finereader 10 for doing this work in a relatively easy way.If you plan to do that please leave a comment here so the effort won’t be duplicated by others. Please post back the final pdf and I’d also appreciate the project files as well (please PM if you do).