“Nancy Redd is like twenty kinds of awesome…”

Moe for Jezebel.com

“I would have loved to have a book, written by someone who presumably is completely confident about her own body (she won the swimsuit competition, after all), that addressed all the questions I had about my changing body…If I had a young teenage girl in my life, this would be at the top of my list of gifts for her.”
Catherine Price of Broadsheet on Salon.com

“[Body Drama is the] perfect post-Christmas present for any teenage girls you know.”
Jess McCabe of The F-Word

“While Body Drama is primarily aimed at teenage girls with questions about their bodies, I read it from cover to cover and learned a whole lot more than any 28-year-old grown woman should ever admit to not ever having known. I can’t even keep the book in my office because people keep coming by trying to ‘borrow’ it - it has recipes for easy facials, explains why you’re really not a freak for having an inverted nipple or cellulite, features her own personal body dramas, and has amazingly candid photos and advice about things that no one even wants to bring up to their doctor (let’s just say that if I had read the section about pubic ingrown hairs at the age of 12 I probably wouldn’t have been convinced that I had herpes even though I was as pure as the driven snow).”
Thembi of whatwouldthembido.blogspot.com

“Alexis and [Jennifer] both think [Body Drama] is terrific for teenage girls who are embarrassed to ask certain questions…Jennifer said that they were sitting upstairs and Alexis handed her a book with 36 names for vulva, which was the external part of a vagina. Nicknames like bird’s nest, cha cha, jelly, muff, rosebud etc. Jennifer said that below the names were 24 close ups of vulvas…Alexis said that the book was really good for answering questions about the body.”
The “Whatever with Alexis and Jennifer” Sirius Radio Show Blog

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