I Who Have Never Known Men

WOW! I really wasn't sure what to expect out of this book, but it moved me in unexpected ways. It's written like a diary, almost. I think that makes it feel deeply personal and raw. I feel like it's a tragically beautiful take on the importance of familiarity, which is not something that I've considered before. With so many questions to still be answered about this story, I'm definitely rethinking the things I know, and I feel even more grateful that I'm able to connect with other people over shared experiences. It's something I never realized I'd been taking for granted, but I'm glad that I was reminded to appreciate it.