Rachel

This was so cute!!

Not to discount the trauma that both of the main characters went through – that is an important part of the story.

I absolutely loved the dual narrators in the audio version. They both did such a good job bringing Emma and Justin to life.

I loved the Minnesota connection, too.

I absolutely loved the audiobook narration in this story. Each character's voice was unique and clear, making it seem like different people were narrating. Even the chapter titles had their own unique voice.

I appreciated the growth that the two main characters had throughout the story. It was enjoyable!

Lots of great perspectives on what it looks and feels like to be in school with ADHD. I certainly appreciated the perspective that the author's son provides throughout the book.

A easy and informative read for educators trying to better understand their students!
#ADHDGlobalConvo

I liked this book better than Room. I enjoyed the medical side of things, hearing how they cared for expectant mothers who also had influenza. Medicine intrigues me and was a big part of my childhood, being the daughter of two nurses.

The entirety of this book takes place over three days. The plot also matches one of the frequent sayings of the main character, Julia... Watch and wait.

You should avoid this book if you're queasy about blood, guts, and bodily fluids. Birth is a messy business.

Ugh! The ending!!!!!