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A review by vanessa_issa
Inconceivable! by Tegan Wren
3.0
I really love the message of this book! Sometimes life is "different than what we imagined for ourselves, but [still] fulfilling and lovely”.
I couldn't relate much to the characters, personally. I've never been in a situation like this, not even through a close friend, so it was difficult for me to fully connect with their emotions and understand exactly what they were thinking. They don't talk much about their feelings... Which is also good in a way, because I like how practical they are. If they have a problem, two pages later they're already discussing a solution, and after two more pages they're already executing the plan. There's no time for drama in this book. I'm glad this story is about people who actually go after what they want, instead of just whining about how unfair life is. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because the political side of it was a little boring for me. But anyway, I enjoyed it a lot.
The fact that the author has experienced infertility makes it even more special. It may be fictional, but she knew what she was writing about. Tegan Wren, congratulations on everything. I'm sure you'll inspire lots of people around the world. :)
*Many thanks to Curiosity Quills Press for providing an ARC!*
I couldn't relate much to the characters, personally. I've never been in a situation like this, not even through a close friend, so it was difficult for me to fully connect with their emotions and understand exactly what they were thinking. They don't talk much about their feelings... Which is also good in a way, because I like how practical they are. If they have a problem, two pages later they're already discussing a solution, and after two more pages they're already executing the plan. There's no time for drama in this book. I'm glad this story is about people who actually go after what they want, instead of just whining about how unfair life is. The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is because the political side of it was a little boring for me. But anyway, I enjoyed it a lot.
The fact that the author has experienced infertility makes it even more special. It may be fictional, but she knew what she was writing about. Tegan Wren, congratulations on everything. I'm sure you'll inspire lots of people around the world. :)
*Many thanks to Curiosity Quills Press for providing an ARC!*