How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry

by Adrian Colesberry

Book Overview

A humorous guide to seducing, satisfying, and loving the only man you'll ever need In an act of generosity, Adrian Colesberry has written an exquisitely detailed guidebook to ensure that every reader knows precisely how to please him-in bed and beyond. Brimming with self-indulgent and incredibly bawdy humor, How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry is a humorous sexual memoir disguised as a manual on Colesberry's pet peeves, favorite positions, and surefire ways to turn on your man (aka Adrian Colesberry). Recounting dozens of annoying peccadilloes and helpful tips gleaned from his experiences with former lovers, Colesberry covers all stages of the court-and-conquer-Adrian-Colesberry process. Beginning with how to attract Colesberry, he later progresses to foreplay and finally the full monty, revealing his own erratic, often unerotic sexual history along the way. A pitch-perfect parody that spares no detail, How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry is a hilarious and filthy new entrant into the fratire genre.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1592405568
• ISBN13: 9781592405565
• Release Date: July 2010
• Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
• Length: 224 Pages
• Weight: 0.39 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.2" x 7.8"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

Very, Very Funny (and sexy too)

I loved this book! The writer is incredibly honest and represents an every-day guy view of sex with many different kinds of women. I laughed out loud every few pages. The book is very well-written and has a broad appeal. I'd recommend this book to anyone who wants an authentic window into a (normal) male view of sex and get some good laughs along the way!

Real, Sexy, and Hilarious - all wrapped up in a little red book.

I read this on the advice of a friend, and couldn't put it down. How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry, by Adrian Colesberry, is thoroughly enjoyable and laughing out loud is common while you naughtily play the voyeur immersing yourself in the life of everyman, Adrian. Some parts create an I-feel-awkward-for-you feeling in your stomach while you giggle, and some of you will find it kind of... turning you on (at least for me). What it boils down to is a really fun romp between the pages with a little insight into the world of sexual open-mindedness in both taste in partners and activities. Adrian's sexual experiences and witty commentary keep you thoroughly engaged and as you finish the last page of this how-to manual you will surely be hungry to begin making love to Adrian Colesberry... Or someone else, but with the refreshing Adrian Colesberry attitude.

Extremely hilarious and insightful

I could not put this book down - on the surface it seems like a hilarious, well-executed concept for a book, but the further you get into it, you realize that the author has cleverly embedded a very personal, very introspective, very insightful memoir about his sex life and about male sexuality in general. I can't think of another book that puts into writing so completely what a man's real, true experiences of love and sex and dating are like. Even if you skipped all over that, the comedy is devastatingly funny, so the book functions perfectly on both levels. I seriously loved this book and feel it is a unique masterpiece. It's extremely human and wonderful.

How to Make Love to (Just About Anyone, Actually.)

I picked up "How to Make Love to Adrian Colesberry" by Adrian Colesberry after hearing about it on writer/sex educator Susie Bright's podcast. I flipped through the book at my local store, and found myself laughing out loud only a few pages in. On the surface, the book is exactly what it says that is: a how-to manual for how to make love to Adrian Colesberry, complete with charts and worksheets. The book is, at all times, engaging, funny, and honest. Colesberry interjects each portion of the manual with stories and anecdotes from his past relationships and sexual encounters, and he never balks at being thorough. What impressed me beyond the humor and the central conceit of the book is that it ultimately acts as small catalog of the wide variety of sexual interests that people have (and illustrates that having one of those interests doesn't negate or lessen any other interest or experience). On top of that, it serves to normalize those feelings, and encourages exploration, experimentation, and the need to be open to new experiences. As Dan Savage would say, it encourages you to be good, giving, and game. It's a testament to Colesberry's talent that he has written a book that does all of that in a charming, funny package.