Such an unlikeable narrator. And PC in an over-the-top way.

I laughed and laughed and laughed some more. And all the while I asked myself how did this writer know me so well? Such a perfect simple beach read with a cast of very likeable people and a very likable cat.

I struggled getting through this book. Rocky, the narrator/protagonist, was too whiny and ungrateful to empathize with.

Very vulgar. Couldn’t get past the first couple of chapters.

I liked the book-it was an easy read BUT maybe it should come with a trigger warning—abortion, miscarriage, lbgt are major in major parts of the story line. I particularly enjoyed the memoirs of motherhood shared with the reader! I found many parts relatable as I watch my own children grow. Also, thanks for the warning of vaginal atrophy—had no idea that was a thing as I approach perimenopause 🫣🫣

Writing was awkward. Story Wasn’t terrible but wasn’t great. Being a newbie empty nester myself, I found this book to be more depressing than actually being an empty nester.

I loved this story. Great portrait of messy family but full of humor and love and family secrets. I think it’s a complex picture of pregnancy and how different people come to different decisions about how to proceed.

Thought I had found someone I could relate to with menopause yet she uses the F word constantly. Take this out and I would have finished the book. It cheapens the book. Occasional use would be one thing, constant is another.

Perfect summer book with prose so alive and stunning it made me stop breathing a few times.

Why is there book called sandwich✋