SAN FRANCISCO—How do you win over a panel of judges? Tickle them where they sit.
Sadie Allison—a best-selling author and pleasure coach known as Dr. Sadie to her fans—did just that and was awarded a prestigious Silver IPPY at the 2012 Independent Publisher Book Awards.
Why did this group of literary judges feel so passionate about a book titled Tickle My Tush: Mild-to-Wild Analplay Adventures for Everybooty? Its accessible writing, easy-to-follow motivation and strong focus on safer sex gave Dr. Sadie’s guide a real leg up over 28 worthy category competitors.
“I’m honored the judges could see how we reshaped a subject so charged with emotion, misinformation and taboo, by turning it into a fun, informative guide that’s ideal for women and men who wish to safely explore this area of their sexuality,” said Dr. Sadie. “Buttplay is a pleasure whose time has come.”
What sets Tickle My Tush above is how it guides couples to find their own personal levels of enjoyment and satisfaction.
“The tush is probably the most under-explored erogenous zone, because people see it as all or nothing,” noted Dr. Sadie. “The book’s mild-to-wild progression helps couples find thrilling new moves that stay well within the bounds of their comfort zones.”
Along with Dr. Sadie’s clear guidance and inspiration, dozens of tastefully explicit illustrations complete the picture.
“So many people try buttplay once, then never revisit it because it didn’t feel very good,” she said. “This illustrated guide is the game-changer those frustrated lovers are in search of, because my secrets will turn their explorations into pure pleasure.”
Dr. Sadie will receive her IPPY award on June 4 during ceremonies at the annual Book ExpoAmericapublishing convention inNew York. IPPYs are awarded each year to honor the very best independently published books from around the world.
Together with five-for-five top IPPY wins, Dr. Sadie’s growing line of sex-help books has now surpassed 2 million copies sold, placing Tickle Kitty at the forefront of the world’s bestselling sexuality publishers for the new millennium.
For more information, visit TickleKitty.com or DrSadie.com.
