Eve

Eve is a groundbreaking scholarly book that examines the role of the female body in human evolution over a span of 200 million years. Written by Cat Bohannon, the book offers a comprehensive analysis that challenges the traditional perspective of evolutionary biology by placing women at the center of the narrative. It highlights not only the biological aspects but also the social and cultural implications associated with the evolution of the female body. With an engaging and humorous writing style, Bohannon guides readers through the history of human development, from the Jurassic period to current scientific insights. The book is both informative and entertaining, prompting reflection on the role of gender in evolution. It is an essential work for anyone interested in science, gender studies, and the history of humanity.