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Self care Thursday!! One of the many reasons I could never be a city girl. Nothing says relaxing like your feet in the sand, beautiful breeze blowing off the ocean and a good book. #23of2025

This book is an incredible story of a baby born at 23 weeks & the roller coaster of life, fight & survival of baby Juniper told through the narrative of her parents. I was able to actually follow this local miracle in real time as I worked with the authors mother and was updated hourly, daily or weekly as baby Juniper progressed or regressed. Reading it years later I still felt the anguish we all felt years ago as the story unfolded. Good read!

10 | #SeptemberDanes

There are so many books that have #Pregnant characters, but including them would be massive spoilers for many. So I won‘t do that! Instead, these books are about babies who were born prematurely before they were ready. Both books are very dear to my heart - my kiddos were premmies 💕

Great at times, but slow at times. I am looking forward to book club discussion.

"A story is a promise. It's a promise that the end is worth waiting for."

Is this going to be a crying book? (I'm betting yes.) But will it be a good cry or a bad cry?

Amazing book that not only looked at the medical setbacks of micro preemies but examined the ethical and emotional turmoil associated with making decisions for a baby that is on the cusp of life. I ugly cried more than once and finished this book in two days ❤

So much for my resolution of only buying one book for every four I read. I've read 3 and I just bought 3. These Kindle Deals are killing me!

Having had 2 premmies, this is proving to be a tough read for me.

One of my special books for this hot stay in the ac weekend.