Thought provoking in some ways, dated in others. The author definitely has her own biases but is generally good at acknowledging them. It's a quick read and was worth the time I spent on it. ( )

When one hears the word "feminist," it tends to immediately cause a cringing reaction as images of bra-burning butch dykes are called up. Inga's delightful humor takes the edge off and she openly talks about all issues of womanhood. While I didn't agree with all of her beliefs --- like boycotting tampons because it's an industry run by men --- her arguments and opinions were pretty well-written. The book as a whole made me think a lot more about my gender and sexuality, which is far more valuable than a lot of women know. If you like "The Vagina Monologues," you will most definitely like this book. ( )

Really loved this book! I bought this for a few friends right after I read it. It was one of the books that made me realize I could be a librarian -- you can find books like *this* in the library! -- I was impressed. ( )

A must read for just about everybody. Muscio is an excellent writer and empowers you with every turn of a page. ( )

I love love love this book. I give it away as presents to my friends. It changed the way I felt about my own anatomy, and is a must read for any feminist. ( )