It's a bit like Ronseal, being exactly as it states a collection of monologues about vaginas (well, probably vulvas actually, but I'll stick with the title). It covers pretty much everything from sex to periods, via rape and childbirth. It sounds quite heavy, but it's interspersed with much lighter pieces so overall it just has impact, rather than being weighty.
It's a truely fantastic book, that provokes practically every emotion possible in its 120 pages. To be honest, me rambling here isn't going to do it any justice at all. While the harder bits probably need a slightly older audience, there are plenty of other bits that are suitable for any age. I couldn't put it down.
The book has also spawned the V-day movement, aimed at stopping violence against women. February 14th is known as V-day, and is the time of year when across the world there are productions of the monologues, aimed at raising awareness and funds for women's charities.
Stop reading me - go buy the book!