humanizes it. Everyone, she writes, is automatically an F-word if they own a vagina and want ?to be in charge of it.? Empowering women is as easy as saying?without reservation?the word ?fat? and filling our handbags with necessities like a safety pin, biscuit, and ?something that can absorb huge amounts of liquid.? Beneath the laugh-out-loud humor is genuine insight about the blessings of having?or not having?children. With brutal honesty, she explains why she chose to have an abortion after birthing two healthy daughters with her longtime husband, Pete. Her story is as touching as it is timely. In her brilliant, original voice, Moran successfully entertains and enlightens her audience with hard-won wisdom and wit. (May)