I ordered this book as I have always been into going down on her. I really love that and so I wanted to improve my both my skills and her pleasure; that's why I ordered this book. I really like the book and would recommend it to anyone who is interested in giving oral sex to a woman. I think it teaches a lot about oral sex - about as good as a book can do.

The author, Marcy Michaels, is a skilled speech therapist. She claims that's the key to good oral sex because you develop versatile and persevering tongue and lip skills. When she became sexually active, she found that lovers who were best at oral sex were also speech therapists. Why? Because they exercised their tongues and trained their lip muscles. That's why the book consists mostly of speech therapy exercises.

After reading this book I found myself performing exercises to strengthen my facial and tongue muscles. These exercises included spitting salt water into my bathtub, blowing a cotton ball with a straw straight through my living room, and developing a relaxation reflex in my neck and shoulders. I guess it worked. Performing oral sex has become more effortless for me and I think it’s satisfying for my wife.

In addition to all of these exercises, there is also a chapter on the anatomy of the most sensitive parts. You have to know where to apply your new knowledge! There are other chapters on positions and toys but I consider them less important. Anyone with a spark of fantasy can imagine what to do with a toy while being down under.

The book is definitely worth the money. I think it lifted my skills as a ‘cunnilinguist’ to a new level; but only one or two levels. It will not turn a complete beginner in a Don Juan or a Mozart of oral sex but I guess there's no book in the world that can do that. You will need more skills to reach the “Mozart level” than just anatomical knowledge and a strong tongue. You will need empathy, intuition, and the ability to create a safe and sensual mood.