It could be your neighbor who goes for a run every morning, a blogger you like to follow on social media or even a close friend. All of them may be women who are unsuccessfully trying to become mothers.
The novel "Not Pregnant" was created based on the author's personal experience. More than five years of failed pregnancy planning become a painful, sometimes funny, but frank story about a young woman who dreams of motherhood.
About social pressure and visits to doctors, unconventional medicine and attempts at artificial insemination, double life in social networks, emigration, and return to Ukraine - this autobiographical novel raises many difficult topics. But the most important question is whether it is necessary to give birth to become a mother. And the author found this answer: both in life and in the novel "Not Pregnant".
About the author:
Karina Savaryna is a movie buff, a lover of constant learning, and also of changing her country of residence. Since childhood, she dreamed of becoming a writer, kept hundreds of diaries, studied to become an accountant, and later worked as a journalist and editor for more than ten years. And in the end, she fulfilled her dream by writing the autobiographical novels "Not Pregnant" and "Mom", which have already become bestsellers in Ukraine.
What is good about this book:
Written in the first person, it reveals the difficult topics of female infertility, social reproductive pressure, and adoption.
Immerses in the inner world of the heroine, who is unsuccessfully trying to get pregnant.
It can be helpful for those who have had similar experiences and for those who haven't to talk about what really lies behind the powerful desire to have a child.
