In this book, Flavin highlights the dangers many women face if they don't have access to contraception or are not properly educated about reproduction and their rights.

Eig explains the origin of the contraception tablet through four real-life, interconnecting stories about how it rose to prominence and the difficulties that came with it.

This book tells the story of reproductive politics from the perspective of women of color and how their and other marginalized groups' experiences differ from the majority.

Blumenthal's 2020 book focuses on the work of reproductive rights activist and lawyer Sarah Weddington, recounting how she was one pivotal figure for Roe v. Wade in the 1970s.

Nandy's book highlights Indian parenthood while prompting the reader to compare rights in the U.S. to those worldwide, especially regarding motherhood and what it truly means.