This book by Patricia Barnes-Svarney is full of great information that neither my mother or grand-mother told me about being a woman.  Mostly because I’m a guy, but that’s besides the point.  I’m glad Dr. Jones selected this book, even though I was confused about why we would be talking about that on Fathers Day.  For real, to be better fathers, it would be helpful to understand this complicated amalgamation of amazing biology and confusing emotions gifted to humanity in the form of women.  This read has me feeling like a fly floating in the latte on the antique coffee table during a conversation between lady doctors (not gynecologist, lady doctors) as they discussed your favorite old yarns and wives tales about women, their emotions and their bodies.  It’s mostly a treatise on evolution and the female body, how our pasts as hunter males and gathering females has shaped some…