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I wasn't expecting to get so emotional, but the mother-son bond at the heart of this story caught me off guard. The way it weaves those raw, honest moments with genuinely heart-lifting passages makes it feel more like a conversation than a book.

The way the author captures those raw edges of raising Benjamin hit me harder than I expected, especially the quiet moments between mother and son. It works as both a love story and a guide, which I didn't think a book could pull off.

I read it in two sittings because the mother-son bond at the center felt so honest and unforced. The raw edges are what got me — some passages are painful, but the love story underneath carries it.