And Now We Have Everything

Gah, I loved this book. O'Connell captures so well the fears and anxieties of would-be moms (and I assume new moms too), and the first part of the book feels like a season of Master of None. While this memoir did nothing to assuage my deep-seated fears about pregnancy, I appreciated her honest and straightforward thoughts about all the ups and downs of motherhood.

So many thoughts... I'll get some down tomorrow when I'm on a computer. Let's just say for now, that I really needed this book. <3

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I own this in hardcover, but read the kindle version, and I'm glad I did. Kindle (or goodreads through kindle) tells me I made 147 highlights, and then 19 notes. I like knowing that, and having all of them stored here so I can reference them.

Look, this book won't be for everyone. There are parts of the book I didn't really relate too, but there's so much I did. If nothing else, this book was good for knowing that I'm not alone in feeling some of these things, in feeling this way.

I don't really want to write the review that I could. It would be too much to put out publicly, so this is the review I am writing.

Incredible. Gave me a million feels. So so real.