Overall a pretty interesting read, the different stories depicted pretty well what it means to be a woman going through difficult moments in life (an illness, depression, routine turned into indifference...), except for the last story which confused me 🤣

All in all, I really liked the writing style, soft but powerful, and even if the apathy of most MCs left me cold, I enjoyed seeing how their stories developed into powerful moments.

I'm so sorry for the toilet emoji, but girl, we had no business learning about Caroline's toilet issues, it added zero information to the plot 😬

Spoilers ahead everyone!

Overall, I was not a fan of this book: I want to think it was an attempt at "sad girl lit", but it did not deliver at all for me. It felt like it wanted to touch many issues in Caroline's life, and it did so without succeeding. The MC was so, so, so self deprecating and saw herself as the ultimate victim, so it was very hard for me to connect and root for her (the irony, since that's her problem with the script she's writing).

For the "romantic interests", why was Raf there? He added absolutely nothing to the plot beyond being a dick, and Harry...was sort of a dick too? I mean, this guy knew Caroline didn't want to have kids and yet kept insisting on the freezing process, that's nasty in my eyes.

The only character I really liked was Nicole, and yet her storyline fully depended on Caroline's. Once the later decides to cut communication, that's the last we see of Nicole, it was a shame.

Finally, the ending...she ends up as a teacher? Really? She went for "those who can't do, teach", but how could you be a teacher with such low self esteem and value of your work 🤣