Part of the reason I’m looking forward to reading this, I guess, is to revisit a few of my own memories, but also to experience that commonness of humanity through another woman’s life.

Thanks for reviewing it!

Tom – Thank you for your kind words. Feel free to send me more information via my contact page. I am very overwhelmed with review copies at the moment and am being pretty picky at the moment.

Wendy – I couldn’t put it down even though I kept seeing passages I wanted to share. So profound.

Vasilly – It really isn’t that long either. I read it in just two short sittings. You won’t regret it.

Jena – Winter is already depressing enough. I figure if you’re already crying, you might as well cry some more!

Kathy – I’m glad you liked it.

Kim – It does make you grateful. Having a baby in and of itself is a miracle. It’s amazing that more doesn’t go wrong more often.

Shelburns – I know. I don’t think I read them back to back though. Maybe something a little lighter tomorrow.

Staci – I think anybody could take something away from this book. Men, women, married, single, parent, not a parent. If you know anybody who’s had a baby or a death then you’ll walk away learning something.

Lisa – She mentioned in the book how sometimes people would ask her how her baby was that didn’t know it had died. It was very hard. I like how she didn’t know how to answer after having her second child when people asked if it was her first because it wasn’t. She loved her first just as much as the second.