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Allison's message seems to be directed toward putting passion and fun back into an established relationship, but a girl like me is always looking to add to her bag of tricks, ready to start a new relationship off with a bang! You can never have too many penis tricks up your sleeve.

Chapter One, the most worthy of comment, covers getting past the hang-ups. And I was truly surprised at the number and nature of sexual hang-ups addressed here. A paragraph is devoted to each one, such as "Nice Girls Don't," "I'm afraid I may not like it," "I don't like the sight of his penis," "He doesn't smell great," and "I don't like his taste or texture," just to name a few. Are there still women out there today with this kind of sexual baggage?

There's the usual stuff about lubricants, blowjobs and handjobs, a section on shaving the balls, impotence, butt play, and premature ejaculation. No responsible author would write a sex book without including the ubiquitous information on condoms and safe sex, which is located in the Appendix.

It won't surprise you when I say that this book explored very little new territory for me. After all, one of my favorite things about falling in love with a man has always been falling in love with his penis. Tickle His Pickle is clearly meant for a woman less familiar with the territory than the average Sex Kitten, but if there are women out there who still need this kind of coaching, then God bless Sadie Allison for giving it to them.

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