There have been many books written which contain this message and, yet, as this book points out, they leave out complete parts of us as unloveable, such as our cunt. Then she goes on to describe cunts, how they feel and what they are for. She re-examines the word in all its nuances, taking it back from patriarchy. Some parts are so funny I burst out laughing, and believe me, few feminist books make one laugh. Some times it is just reading some thing considered by our society so outrageous that I must laugh.
Some parts are difficult to read as they carry such pain.
Strip away the meaning and listen solely to the phonetic sound. It resonates from the roof of your mouth. The word resonates from the depths of your gut. It sounds like something you definitely don't want to tangle with in a drunken brawl in a dark alley. I particularly loved The Womanifesto for the Categorical New Freedom Lady, written in the chapter Aggro Beyond Your Wildest Dreams.