Look, I'm not 50 so I can't understand what menopause is like. Although, reading this allowed me sight through the lens of someone struggling with the emotional and physical roller coaster of menopause, the emotional turmoil following the past, present, and future as well as the struggles of managing a changing body. This is undeniably a tough pill to swallow
I'm closer in age to Willa though, and 1 really disliked her character. She's immature, pushy, rude, whiney, and so self-righteous. She was pretty much the opposite of how Rocky describes her. It makes sense that she's portrayed as a warm and golden character in the eyes of her mom. There's no love like a mother's. That alone makes me think Willa's awfulness was intentional, to drive that message home. Still, there's a clear difference between child-like and childish. Willa is insufferably childish
Idk. I mean I listened to this audiobook while cleaning the house so it was a decent way to pass the time. Though, I wouldn't recommend it. I definitely wouldn't recommend this to someone trying to have a good read at the beach, might as well pop on your therapist glasses and ask strangers to vent to you. Same vibe
by Kinnamon6