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joeylebert's Reviews (210)
What constitutes being a mother? Is it strictly biology and congenital craftsmanship that dictates maternal ownership of a child, or is it something subjective such as love?
This is one of two questions that this book poses and provides the reader with thought provoking exploration for their answers.
The second question, I think provides a deeper journey of self. Is there one right and wrong answer to the problems we encounter in life?
This book wraps up with an intense melee of stories converging into one, while closing with a beautiful reminder of these two questions. The last few pages give examples of motherhood in many settings, with claim based on various credentials such as those listed above. In doing so, it poses the final question one last time. Is there just one right and wrong answer to a question?
This is one of two questions that this book poses and provides the reader with thought provoking exploration for their answers.
The second question, I think provides a deeper journey of self. Is there one right and wrong answer to the problems we encounter in life?
This book wraps up with an intense melee of stories converging into one, while closing with a beautiful reminder of these two questions. The last few pages give examples of motherhood in many settings, with claim based on various credentials such as those listed above. In doing so, it poses the final question one last time. Is there just one right and wrong answer to a question?
4.25 stars - I enjoy Sarah’s writing and her capacity to blend the supernatural and contemporary elements of literature into a believable tale of wonder. My only issue with this book was the pacing, which at times left me unsure of my connection with the story. I enjoyed the characters and the inability to foresee the conclusion which is a common theme in Sarah’s writing. Part 4 was exponentially faster in pace and twists than the first 3 parts, which teeter between being a romance, drama, and suspense novel. Overall, I enjoyed this book and would continue to read this author’s other releases because they entertain me. Consider checking this out if you are a fan of Behind Her Eyes or other books such as The Girl on the Train and The Woman in the Window.
