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The way it portrays a mother's grief after such a sudden, public loss felt raw and real. I cried twice reading the quiet moments of her daily struggle.

I wasn't sure how a book could handle such a heavy subject, but the way it weaves the mother's daily routines with her grief made it feel deeply real. The pacing is slow in the best way, letting you sit with the emotions rather than rushing through them.

The grief in this one feels so raw and real, especially the way the mother’s small routines crack under the weight of her loss. I finished it in two sittings, and the final chapter left me quietly stunned.