Book provides women with sexy tips, tricks
'How to be a Great Lover' gives reading for pleasure a whole new meaning for women
By Meghan Marville, contributing writer
Posted on April 27, 2006

Lou Paget creates a sexual heaven where the streets are paved with condoms and the Astroglide flows like wine in her book “How to be a Great Lover.” Her tips are sure to send any couple into ecstasy. 

The possibilities for furthering one’s sexual education seem endless, especially with chapter titles like “Beyond the Bedroom,” “To Lube or Not to Lube, there is No Question,” and “Blowing his … Mind!”

Girls, pay attention to page 104 for a handy little trick called the “Ode to Bryan.”  It’s the most important thing you’ll ever learn in college. Well, maybe not, but it’s pretty darn close.  (A little warning for the guys: do NOT try it yourself. The last guy to take a crack at it is still in intensive care.)  It requires a certain level of hand-eye coordination. Paget is a safety girl and will teach you that safe sex can still be “dirrrty” with the “Italian Method” (the art of putting on a condom sans your hands). Check it out in chapter four, “Safety is Essensual.” 

Have you ever wondered about proper etiquette after a one-night stand? It’s never OK not to kiss someone afterward. Take a look in chapter three, “The Art of Kissing,” where you’ll learn that a “kiss is never just a kiss,” it is never wasted and can communicate any message.  According to Paget, “If a picture is worth a thousand words, then a kiss is worth a billion.”

Don’t have time to read it cover to cover? Just flip through for a couple “Secrets from Lou’s Archives,” which includes little tidbits of quick information sprinkled throughout the book.

From kisses and condoms to STDs and how to avoid them, Paget gives a whole new meaning to reading for pleasure. Whether you’re looking to learn or just yearning for something new to spice up a Tuesday, “How to be a Great Lover,” has all you need and more.