This book had so much information that was told in such an easy to understand way. It's rare than anything having to do with female health has all the information you could want, but that it's also told in an uncondescending way.

Very informative and easy to understand! I liked that the author was so insightful in approaching and normalizing delicate topics that many people with vaginas might find difficult to ask about.

Wow. This book was incredibly informative, inclusive and written with such thoughtfulness while touching important topics. I have had many office visits to the Gyno and have been dismissed many times. This book made me feel seen. The writing was informative, but still easy to read and not dense. I really enjoyed this book and I echo everyone else, when I say it should be required reading.

This book was wonderful!

I've been searching for books to better understand my own health. What makes this journey difficult, is many of the books out there are either intended to frighten women or they're overtly religion based.

This book was exactly what I've been looking for: it's science based, educational, and broken up into easily digestible sections. There's also an entire part of the book dedicated to sex ed and explaining the functions of the reproductive system piece by piece. Something I didn't know I needed. Some facts I'd learned from tiktok over the last year (hello, egg alternating which ovary it drops from), but much of it was new to me. Which is incredibly sad!

The author encourages readers to skip around and use this book as a resource. It's formatted perfectly for this.

Super informative! I wish that something like this book had existed when I was younger.

There was amazingly a lot of conditions that I didn't know that people with vaginas could have -- or that they were completely common conditions.

Thank you to NetGalley and Flatiron Books for the ARC in exchange for an honest review!

I think this book was amazing! It's so refreshing to see a book talk about everything that a person who menstruates, has a vagina, and other related conditions can experience. More often than not, our issues get pushed to the side and not talked about when they affect so many of us. I think the author did such a great job really outlining each problem and discussing symptoms, diagnosis, treatment and other related facts. I don't think that there was a single stone that was unturned in this book. I think this should be required reading for everyone!