Reviews and Comments

This took a bit of a chaotically long time, because I'd heard it could stand alone, started the prologue, and decided by the end of it that I wanted to read the whole series, so I paused at the point where the flashback ended and read the first two books before circling back to finish this one.

I started reading this without having read the others, and by the end of the prologue I knew I had to read the full set. I paused and set this aside, read the two prior books, and am back up to here now, picking up where I left off. Very excited to see where this one goes!

I reallllly want to read this, I know so many of these authors and they're all great, maybe now that I've had my burnout recovery time I'll actually do it soon???

I hate AxisNow's audiobook platform so much, but the book continue to be worth fighting it for. Next I'll start part 3 chapter 7.

This was gorgeous and made really cool use of color. I also loved the story and suspect I will keep thinking about the implications for a very long time.

I'm actually reading the newest edition but I'll need to add it here sometime later

Es un poco repetitivo, pero menor es que equipara género y genitales. Este libro habla mucho de la importancia del placer de mujeres pero no ha muchos ideas nuevos. Los posiciones y métodos son muy típicos, y el uso de "vulva" y "pene" significar género estaba un distracción significativa para mí. Es posible que ese libro es útil para una persona muy inexperto, pero una persona podría adivinar el gran parte de este information y podría descubrir el resto con práctica.

The awful audiobook system I managed to get this from won't let me have a page count or overall percentage, but I'm currently at chapter 12 in Part 2

As mentioned in Reading Revolution: Shakespeare on Robben Island