I don't think there's much of a difference between this and books for teenage girls.
Eva thought that children grew on trees, like apples, and that the stork plucked them off the tree
when they were ripe and brought them to the mothers.
But her girlfriend's cat had kittens and Eva saw them coming out of the cat, so she thought cats laid eggs and hatched them like chickens,
and that mothers who wanted a child also went upstairs a few days before their time to lay an egg and brood on it.
After the babies arrived, the mothers were pretty weak from all that squatting.
At some point, Eva wanted a baby too. She took a wool scarf and spread it on the ground so the egg could fall into it,
and then she squatted down and began to push. She clucked as she waited, but no egg came out.
Finally, after she'd been sitting for a long time, something did come, but it was a sausage instead of an egg.
Eva was embarrassed. She thought she was sick. Funny, isn't it?
There are also parts of Eva's Youth that talk about women selling their bodies on the street and asking loads of money.
I'd be mortified in front of a man like that. In addition, it mentions Eva's menstruation.
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