Books matching: infertility challenges
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Save:'All Your Perfects' by Colleen Hoover is a heartfelt and engaging story that delves into the struggles and challenges faced by a couple dealing with infertility. The plot alternates between past and present, showcasing the raw and realistic journey of Quinn and Graham's marriage. The writing style is described as thought-provoking, emotional, and beautifully written, with a multi-dimensional plot that keeps readers invested in the characters' story.
That thought plagues me during the entire ride up the elevator to Ethan’s floor. Vincent has been my favorite doorman since Ethan moved into this apartment building. He always smiles and chats with me... - #2
Save:In "The Alien's Prize" by Zoey Draven, the story follows Kate, who gets abducted and finds herself among other human females presented as a bounty prize for alien warriors. Vaxa'an, the Prime Leader, wins Kate as his fated mate, leading to a complex relationship amidst the backdrop of species extinction and fated mates. The book delves into themes of love, survival, and overcoming past traumas, all wrapped in a steamy and emotional sci-fi romance. The writing style captivates readers with its blend of action-packed scenes, deep emotions, and well-developed characters, creating a world that keeps readers engaged from start to finish.
This can’t be happening. This can’t be happening, Kate Harper thought wildly, casting her eyes from side-to-side as the group she was in—all chained and as naked as she—were led into a massive open-ai... - #3
Save:Set in Nova Scotia in the early 1900s, 'The Birth House' by Ami McKay follows the story of Dora Rare, a young woman who learns midwifery from Miss B. in a small town. As modern medicine arrives in the form of Dr. Thomas, tensions rise between traditional midwifery and scientific methods of care for women. The novel explores themes of women's strength in unity, the struggle between old ways and innovation, and the challenges faced by women in a changing world. McKay's writing style captures the historical setting and the complexities of female relationships, superstitions, and societal norms of the time.
The plot unfolds through the eyes of Dora Rare as she navigates her calling as a midwife, the conflicts between traditional and modern practices, and the personal challenges she encounters. The story weaves elements of magic, religion, and sisterhood as Dora strives to support the women in her community through pregnancy and childbirth, facing controversies and difficult decisions along the way.
EVER SINCE I CAN REMEMBER, people have had more than enough to say about me. As the only daughter in five generations of Rares, most figure I was changed by faeries or not my father’s child. Mother wo... "Kid Gloves: Nine Months of Careful Chaos" by Lucy Knisley is a graphic memoir that chronicles the author's emotional pregnancy journey, including the challenges of infertility, miscarriages, and a near-fatal birthing experience. Knisley blends her personal story with historical facts about pregnancy, childbirth, and women's health, providing a poignant and informative account of the complexities surrounding motherhood. The book offers a candid and sometimes scary look at the realities of pregnancy, the history of obstetrics, and the way pregnant women are sometimes treated negatively, all depicted through Knisley's bright and expressive drawings.
The narrative of "Kid Gloves" follows Lucy Knisley and her husband's decision to have a baby, delving into the difficulties they face throughout the process, from struggling with infertility to the challenges of pregnancy and childbirth. Through alternating chapters of personal story and research on fertility and childbirth, Knisley offers a heartfelt portrayal of her experiences, balancing emotional storytelling with humor and interesting historical insights. The book not only provides a glimpse into Knisley's journey to motherhood but also serves as an eye-opening exploration of the complexities and joys of parenthood.
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Save:'The Marriage Bed' by Stephanie Mittman is a western romance novel that revolves around a widower, who is still mourning the death of his first wife and children. The protagonist marries the female main character, who has always been in love with him, on the insistence of her brother. The book delves into themes of emotional abuse, groveling, and the complexities of relationships after loss. The story is filled with angst, slice-of-life scenes, and a strong focus on the groveling aspect of the hero towards the heroine.
"Mail it," her sister-in-law, Bess Sacotte, urged, nudging her less than gently toward the counter where Emma Zephin waited. "Send it and deal with Spencer later, when there's nothing he can do about ... - #6
Save:'Cole' in the series 'Bachelors of the Ridge' by author Karla Sorensen follows the story of Cole and Julia, a couple who divorced due to struggles with infertility and external pressures. After seven years apart, they reunite when Julia moves back to Denver to help her sister. The plot delves into their past issues, their enduring love for each other, and the challenges they face in reconciling. The writing style is praised for its ability to evoke deep emotions, create relatable characters, and tackle sensitive topics with fearlessness and realism.
I woke up on a choking gasp, hand clutching at the clammy skin over my thundering heart. I’m sorry, you can’t have it back. It’s mine, Cole. Her words rattled through my sleep-sluggish brain while I t...
(Also, see 27 recommendations for the series Bachelors of the Ridge ) - #7
Save:In 'Unfollow Me' by Charlotte Duckworth, readers are immersed in the world of Violet Young, a popular mommy vlogger who suddenly disappears from the online realm, leaving her fans perplexed. Through the alternating narratives of fans Yvonne and Lily, the story unfolds to reveal dark motivations and a web of lies surrounding Violet's vanishing act. As secrets are uncovered and obsession takes a dangerous turn, the novel delves into the complexities of social media influencers, stalking, and the consequences of curating an online persona. Duckworth's cleverly paced and intricately built story sheds light on the pitfalls of social media and the blurred lines between reality and online personas.
The book 'Unfollow Me' is a riveting tale that offers a thought-provoking commentary on the lives of social media influencers, exploring themes of deception, betrayal, and the dangers of online obsession. With authentic and fully-formed characters, Duckworth weaves a narrative that keeps readers engaged as they unravel the mysteries behind Violet's disappearance and the true nature of her seemingly perfect life.
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Save:'Instant Mom' by Nia Vardalos is a heartfelt and humorous account of the author's journey through infertility to foster adoption. Vardalos shares her struggles and triumphs in becoming a mother, highlighting the joys and challenges faced by adoptive families. Through relatable anecdotes and a candid writing style, she navigates the complexities of the adoption process and the emotional rollercoaster of parenthood, offering a realistic and touching portrayal of her experiences.
The book delves into Vardalos' personal story of infertility, fertility treatments, and ultimately, the decision to adopt, providing insights into the adoption process and the joys of parenthood. With a mix of humor, honesty, and heartfelt storytelling, Vardalos invites readers into her world, sharing her journey towards motherhood in a candid and relatable manner that resonates with both adoptive parents and those considering adoption.
I’m really perspiring. But like many of us, I don’t exude that sexy JLo gyrating in a music video golden-hued glow. No. When I’m anxious, I have a gray, sallow pallor and a shiny upper lip of sweat be... - #9
Save:'Sing You Home' by Jodi Picoult delves into complex issues such as infertility, same-sex marriage, music therapy, fundamentalist religion, and legal battles over custody of frozen embryos. The story follows Zoe Baxter, a music therapist who struggles with fertility issues and eventually falls in love with Vanessa, leading to a same-sex marriage. The plot revolves around the emotional turmoil faced by Zoe, her ex-husband Max, and Vanessa as they navigate the legal challenges and moral dilemmas surrounding the use of frozen embryos from Zoe's previous marriage.
Jodi Picoult skillfully weaves together multiple social issues and personal struggles in 'Sing You Home', creating a thought-provoking narrative that explores themes of love, family dynamics, societal biases, and ethical dilemmas. Through the perspectives of various characters, including Zoe, Max, and Vanessa, the book offers a deep exploration of the complexities of modern relationships, reproductive science, and the definition of family, ultimately challenging readers to reflect on their own beliefs and values.
One sunny, crisp Saturday in September when I was seven years old, I watched my father drop dead. I was playing with my favorite dol on the stone wal that bordered our driveway while he mowed the lawn... - #10
Save:'The Scorsolini Marriage Bargain' by Lucy Monroe in the 'Royal Brides' series follows the story of Prince Claudio and Therese, who are in a marriage of convenience that is falling apart due to Therese's struggle with endometriosis, a serious health issue affecting her chances of conceiving. Despite the initial misunderstandings and hurtful words, Claudio discovers the true reasons behind Therese's request for a divorce and decides to fight for their marriage, showcasing a tale of unconditional love and the importance of communication in relationships. delves into themes of love, sacrifice, and overcoming obstacles, all while addressing a real-life issue faced by many women.
“SOME days, being a princess is right up there with long-term incarceration on Alcatraz.” Therese muttered the words as she pulled up the zip on her favorite mint-green sheath dress while preparing fo...
