My rating: 4 of 5 stars
This is a beautiful collection of essays written by women about their daughters--usually young daughters--told through reflections about their relationships with their mothers. I think mothers, particularly young ones, will take the most from reading this collection, but even without having a daughter of my own, I related to many of the messages the writers convey through their small pieces. Essays that struck me in particular include:
- "Cutting the Purse Strings" by Heather Swain
- "Other People’s Mothers" by Katrina Onstad
- "A Girl Grows in Brooklyn" by Sara Woster
- "Mother Hunting" by Kaui Hart Mennings
- "What I Would Tell Her" by Rachel Sarah
I would recommend this book to all women who either adore or abhor their mothers and want to reflect just a little bit more on that relationship.
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