What My Mother and I Don't Talk About: Fifteen Writers Break the Silence

The product arrived on time. But the content is what is important, I liked a lot the book. Motherhood is a vast thing and can be experienced in many many ways. Some stories moved me to tears and others make me laugh, overall I learned a lot.

In my opinion, the setup of the book is what made the entirety of the read so impactful for me. For the respective authors to condense their relations with their mothers in only a few pages left me stuck with a number of emotions. I felt more connected to certain authors but that was to be expected. Overall I throughly enjoyed the book and would recommend it for those of us who share similar stories.side note: not all of the stories are bad or “trauma”ridden, some share beautiful stories of maternal love

I was so looking forward to this book believing it was a number of essays by different writers regarding relationships with their mothers. Instead I have a novel called One Italian Summer by Rebecca Serle that I have already read! I thought maybe I misunderstood and there is a series of these books but I don't think so. I enjoyed it the first time but do not intend to read it again. So disappointed I did not receive what had been promoted obviously incorrectly.

So many essays had me in tears but it was awesome to read from another person's experience, I really recommend it, plus, the delivery was super fast and in great shape, no complaints.

La primera vez que leí el libro me encantó pero como lo leía en todas partes se dañó un poco, decidí comprarlo aquí para simplemente poder guardarlo como trofeo y de accesorio, pero llegó maltratado 😭