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V: An empowering celebration of the vulva and vagina
From the creator of the world's first Vagina Museum, discover your go-to guide to the vulva.
The Vulva. For thousands of years, our vulvas and vaginas have been considered mysterious, taboo and shameful. In fact, 50%* of us, don't even know where the vagina actually is.
In this uplifting, informative, witty and empowering guide, we'll
- How to label a vulva
- The power of periods and the many myths around them
- How vulvas have inspired art, folklore and music throughout history and across the world
- How to cut through the noise of the feminine hygiene industry
- How to feel empowered to call a vulva a vulva!
Packed with fascinating contributions from leading activists and experts, V will help every reader discover their own BIG V ENERGY
*2021
The Vulva. For thousands of years, our vulvas and vaginas have been considered mysterious, taboo and shameful. In fact, 50%* of us, don't even know where the vagina actually is.
In this uplifting, informative, witty and empowering guide, we'll
- How to label a vulva
- The power of periods and the many myths around them
- How vulvas have inspired art, folklore and music throughout history and across the world
- How to cut through the noise of the feminine hygiene industry
- How to feel empowered to call a vulva a vulva!
Packed with fascinating contributions from leading activists and experts, V will help every reader discover their own BIG V ENERGY
*2021
290 pages, Kindle Edition
Published March 2, 2023
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March 12, 2023
This is such a funny, warm, informative book. Aimed at audiences from 14+ there's something for everyone. The first part of the book focuses on topics like anatomy, health and sex, with later chapters dedicated to social, cultural and political aspects of the V. I particularly enjoyed the chapter about vulvas in art and the recurring theme of tackling stigma and shame and opening up conversations about this amazing part of the body. I read the kindle version then bought the hardback, as the illustrations are beautiful.
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