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libraryzen's review against another edition
3.0
The book has a good premise that should be talked about, but readers have to keep in mind that all of the women interviewed are from Israel, so their view on parenting is not nearly the same experience as that of mothers around the developed world due to hardships of culture, war, and poverty.
thoughtdaughterr's review against another edition
informative
4.0
read this book as part of research for essays I’m writing. Despite the limitations of this study, I found it insightful. I reflected on my own relationship with motherhood and mothering because of this book
lilitazer's review against another edition
Me gusta mucho el libro. Pero por ahora no tengo tiempo para ponerme a fondo a leerlo. Volveré.
aliyyah's review against another edition
Such an insightful read. Love women speaking up about topics society would rather they shut up about.
glitteringimages's review against another edition
Interesting study. I like the point that it’s not necessarily motherhood vs. career.
Some tangents are very random. What is Judith Butler doing here lol
Some tangents are very random. What is Judith Butler doing here lol
runtomelover's review against another edition
informative
reflective
medium-paced
2.5
what is says on the tin. a sociological study/anthology of mothers regretting motherhood and the nuances of it. solid read with a good amount of sources while still being fairly accessible