We Need to Talk About Vaginas

“An educational and empowering book that normalizes change and difference. […] visual inclusivity underscores Rodgers’ resounding message: Everyone is different, and we can be proud of our unique selves.” * Kirkus *
“An approachable, empowering resource for readers undergoing puberty and approaching adolescence…” * Publishers Weekly *
“An inviting, conversational style puts readers at ease. […] An important puberty resource that will leave readers educated, empowered, and feeling included.” * Booklist *
“A frank and honest look at female genitalia and reproductive systems… great for adults who want to start a conversation.” * School Library Connection *
“Delightfully diverse, the illustrations by illustrator Annika Le Large feature bodies of all shapes, sizes, and colours. There is also an incredibly inclusive theme of honouring anyone and everyone who has a vagina. The sex talks include same-sex conversations, and there’s even an entire two-page illustration of how everyone’s vulva and labia can look a little different.” * Romper *
“If you’re ready to have ‘the talk’ with your child but you’re not sure where to start, let this excellent book do the hard work for you… A must-read for every mother and daughter.” * SheerLuxe *
“Accompanied by captivating and colourful illustrations, each fact in Rodgers’s book is easy to understand, shameless, and very inclusive. The inclusivity of this book is one of its best features, and it will hopefully help alleviate some embarrassment or shame that many young teens go through when starting puberty.” * Children’s Literature *

Dr. Allison K. Rodgers is an Obstetrics and Gynaecology doctor based in Chicago, USA. She discusses issues for young women on her Tiktok account @dr.allison.rodgers - from how to deal with menstrual cramps to coping with embarrassing parents!

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