All your perfects

If my past and my present had a baby, it would be this book. That might not make sense to anybody else, but it makes complete sense to me. As someone who endured the damages of infertility in her marriage (without a happy conclusion) and still lives with the emptiness of not being a mother, this book meant a lot to me. I have not read a novel that tackled this topic in a way that was gentle, heartbreaking, funny, and hopeful. Perhaps it seemed a tad far fetched but enough similar things happened in my life to make it utterly relatable. Thanks for this gem, Colleen Hoover!