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The Toybag Guide to Age Play (Toybag Guides)

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I thought this was a good over view of ageplay with a pretty decent intro to the many ways people enjoy this type of power exchange and role play. Please ignore any reviews by Penny Barker. She is a spoiled child who throws temper tantrums over any ageplay that doesn't include diapers. Grow up. Ageplay and Dl are 2 different kinks.

This is not a thorough or extensive book on ageplay. It is not intended to be. It is a toybag guide. It is meant as an introduction, take it that way. Also B. L. Harrington teaches a class that inspired the book. Take the class for some interesting ideas and dialogue on the subject of role play.

This book is all to do with the authers own experiences and is very much orientated to the USA market.
Having got now to page 94 of 103, I have not really learend anything.
I would NOT recomend this book.

This book was very helpful for helping guide and structure how My partner and I ageplay.

This book is a good overview of ageplay in it's many forms. Lee writes in a clear tone, with great authority on this issue. Like all of the Toybag series, it will be of use to kinksters at any level of experience.

The first non-fiction book written on age play. I can't recommend this book strongly enough. The latest in Greenery Press' Toybag series, which presents topics in a concise approachable fashion. Lee Harrington writes in a witty conversational style that will answer many of your questions about age play. A great book for those interested in age play and those who've found themselves having to explain to others "What It Is That We Do".