Books matching: menstrual health
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Save:Go with the Flow by Lily Williams is a graphic novel that follows the story of four high school friends - Abby, Brit, Christine, and Sasha. The book addresses the topic of menstruation in a refreshing and informative way, tackling real issues and injustices faced by women during their periods. The plot revolves around the girls supporting each other through their individual struggles related to menstruation, friendship, activism, and dealing with societal taboos. The writing style is engaging and light-hearted, providing a mix of educational content and a compelling narrative about female friendship and empowerment.
The book delves into the experiences of the main characters as they navigate high school life while addressing important topics such as period activism, female friendship, and the stigma around menstruation. Through relatable characters and a well-crafted storyline, Go with the Flow sheds light on the challenges faced by young women and presents a call to action for normalizing conversations around menstruation and advocating for menstrual health rights.
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Save:Caitlin Moran's autobiographical discussion of feminism and womanhood in the late twentieth and early twenty-first century is a blend of humor, honesty, and important insights. Through her own life experiences, Moran explores the meaning and expectations of womanhood, using her unique writing style to tackle issues such as body image, love, pop culture, childbirth, and feminism. The book combines personal anecdotes with thought-provoking commentary, making it a funny and illuminating read that initiates conversations about women's place in society.
I’m running from The Yobs in the playground by our house. It is a typical playground of Britain in the late eighties. There’s no such thing as safety surfaces, ergonomic design or, indeed, slats on th... - #3
Save:'The Vagina Bible: The Vulva and the Vagina?Separating the Myth from the Medicine' by Jennifer Gunter is a comprehensive and inclusive education on the vagina and vulva. The author, Dr. Jennifer Gunter, provides detailed and unbiased explanations on conditions, symptoms, and myths surrounding women's health. The book covers topics such as how the female anatomy works, common diseases and conditions, and debunks persistent myths that have obscured women's understanding of their bodies. Gunter's writing style is informative, humorous, and straightforward, making complex medical information accessible to readers. The book is structured with 40 chapters that can be read in sequence or referenced as needed, making it a valuable resource for anyone seeking reliable information on women's health.
The vulva is the ultimate multitasker—it is the most important organ for sexual pleasure, it protects the tissues at the vaginal opening, it is built to handle the irritation of urine and feces, and i...
