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Ask Yvonne,
As a 40 year old individual who celebrated his 20^th wedding anniversary I would like to know is there a good book you would recommend to bring back the spark in our bedroom. I have noticed over the years the interest has dropped and I often find myself falling into the same old routine. I would welcome any suggestions you have to “fix” this problem. I have seen many ads for books and videos that are supposed to educate and stir up some lost and forgotten bedroom antics. We are very traditional, even conservative, but that doesn’t stop me from generating a strong desire to show my wife my passion and love for her, in ways that will rock her world.
Please respond. Sincerely, 40 and Rigid

Dear 40 & Rigid,
You have a wealth of sexuality books to choose from, whether at your local bookstore or on-line, e.g., at http://www.howtohavegoodsex.com/books.htm A good resource really depends on what you’re after. Most of the books out there are on specific topics that could help spice up your sex life, like female fantasies, G-spot stimulation, games you can play, etc… You and your wife should make a special trip to a bookstore, or just hop on-line together, to see what appeals to you.

If you’re after books that cover all aspects of sex, check out Dr. Miriam Stoppard’s “The Magic of Sex,” Dr. Alex Comfort’s “Joy of Sex” books, or Dr. Ruth’s “Sex for Dummies.”

There are also plenty of books on Tantric sex, which may be just what you and your wife need as far as developing greater intimacy, while exploring new sexual boundaries. Margo Anand is a Tantric expert who has written “The Art of Sexual Ecstasy.”

On the whole, when looking at sexuality books, I would recommend sticking with the experts those individuals who have had special training in sexuality/sexual health. I am wary of and concerned about writers and journalists who give sex advice, yet have had no formal training in the field. So look for books written by people with sex education/sexual health, sex therapy/counseling, or medical training.
Yvonne K. Fulbright, MS.Ed.

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