Best Lesbian Sex Books

Felice Newman has written the definitive manual for lesbian sex. Within its pages you'll find chapters that tell you everything from basic anatomy and orgasm, to the ins and outs of masturbation, penetration and imagination.  You can read little snipets from others about their desires and sexual practices. But most importantly, The Whole Lesbian Sex Book provides clear and well-researched information for just about every lesbian sexual desire.

The Whole Lesbian Sex Book is easy to pick up and browse through, bookmark and leave by the bedside table. It's a must-have for every lesbian household.

Karlyn Lotney is also known as Fairy Butch, the lesbian sex columnist in Curve magazine. If you are interested in exploring strap-on sex with a harness and dildo, this is THE reference guide. Originally published in 2000, some of the product descriptions are dated, but the information on technique is timeless.

What lesbian doesn't need to master the fine art of eating out? In Box Lunch: The Layperson's Guide to Cunnilingus,  Diana Cage teaches you the treasures your tongue can uncover under the covers. With sections about technique, positions, health concerns and even anilingus. This is one book you won't regret shelling a few clams out for.

Okay, I know. The straight girls book. But if you can get past the straight girl references, this book actually has some great information and sex tips. It's written in a light tone that doesn't take itself too seriously. If you've only ever been with men, this is a good book to talk you through your first girl-on-girl action.

Sexual Intimacy for Women is written in just about the opposite tone of The Straight Girl's Guide. This isn't a book about hooking up, it's about creating and maintaining long term healthy sexual relationships. With tips on dealing with issues like infidelity, different sex drives and sex after menopause, Dr. Glenda Corwin gives us a book for couples who are in it for the long-haul.

The full title is The Survivor's Guide to Sex: How to Have an Empowered Sex Life After Childhood Sexual Abuse by Staci Haines. And the title says it all. Although this book is not specifically for lesbians, it is lesbian-friendly. This is a great book for survivors and their partners and the only one I know of like it.

This is another book that is not specifically for lesbians, but The G-Spot is essential reading for any woman who wants to learn more about her G-Spot and female ejaculation.