It's a story of two couples who are in different stages of their journey to have a child...one due to infertility and the other due to being in a same-sex relationship. I'll be honest, it was a bit of an impulse purchase, as I was just certain it wouldn't be very realistic and probably end up just ticking me off as a happily-ever-after, everyone gets pregnant on their first try, sort of book.
It started off slowly, and I was struggling to pick it up. Then last Sunday night I couldn't sleep, so I decided to pick it up...and didn't stop reading until 3 hours later (1 a.m.) when I could finally put it down because I finished it.
I won't give away the plot line, but it took me back to the processes and emotions of doing IVF and going through infertility treatments. It was pretty darn realistic! I can honestly say I laughed and I cried, while cheering these two couples on through their journey. At times it was tough to read because of my own emotions and memories it brought up. But I'm really glad I persevered to the end.
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Thanks for all of your comments on my last post and the strange comments that had been made to me recently. I know that neither of them meant to be hurtful or uncomfortable. The woman I work with is really just socially challenged, so often says really awkward things. I'm not sure what the motive was behind the comment from my friend who told me that as soon as another friend of hers announced her pregnancy, she miscarried. My friend has 2 grown children of her own, so not sure what was going on there. Probably just didn't think about it before she said it.
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New blog post at my pregnancy blog: http://twinklelittlestar2013.blogspot.com/
Have a great week everyone!
Thanks for sharing this title - I am going to buy it on my Kindle pronto!
ReplyDeleteThanks! Going to have to check this book out! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing! I am definitely going to check it out.
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That sounds like a good one! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate the review, I'm glad to see more and more books coming out to support those going through fertility problems. I work for an egg donation company and I'm glad to know that not only are there books but technology to accompany it.
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