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Mommy's Little Girl

"Defying the notion that a woman cannot be a mother and sex goddess at the same time, Susie Bright's writing since her daughter Aretha's birth continues to challenge the sexual mores of our time. From recounting her role as the "official sex consultant" to the Wachowski brothers (directors of The Matrix) on the set of their first movie, Bound, to hilarious instruction guides for both men and women on how to ruin their sex lives in twelve easy steps, Bright's always provocative, often hilarious prose is sure to please her millions of fans, while her personal accounts of raising a young daughter in an era of mass sexual confusion, are sure to bring hope to parents everywhere. And she tops it all off with the perfect ending ... a recipe for cherry pie!"—Jacket.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 172 pages

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