OW, my heart. Ugh this one was ROUGH has a mom only 20ish months out. I remember so vividly the routine appointments and tests. Elaine was able to so quickly transport me back to that time.

{Thank you bunches to NetGalley, Elaine Kraf, Random House as a whole, and Modern Library for the DRC in exchange for my honest review!}

This was a good book and it gave a lot of insight into mental health and disabilities and the overlap of them too. It made me think about things I had never thought of, and also made me glad to not have to worry about certain things daily like they did in the book. It was an emotional read with a lot of growth.

Thank you to NetGalley, the author, and the publisher for this complimentary ARC in exchange for an honest review!!

I had enjoyed the Princess of 72nd Street and this had that element that I enjoyed about the first book. It worked well in this plot and uses the characters and their journey perfectly. Elaine Kraf wrote this in a way that was engaging and had that it was a realistic portrayal in mental health.