Title: Letters Of An Embryo
Genre: Non- Fiction
Review:
This is a touching and emotional story about a woman who has gone through a painful divorce. After years of trying to have a baby through IVF, one last embryo was left frozen. Now, three years later, she is alone and confused about what to do with that tiny possibility of life. She doesn’t want to raise a child with her ex-husband anymore. But she still feels a strong connection and responsibility toward the embryo. So, she starts writing letters to it—sharing her thoughts, feelings, and fears. These letters help her explore her heart and mind.
The book is mostly written in the form of diary entries and letters. This style makes the story feel raw. Through her words, we see how the woman struggles with guilt, hope, love, and uncertainty. The author confidently talks about IVF and fertility struggles in a realistic way. It focuses on a woman’s inner journey, not just the medical side. It makes the reader think about life, choice, and responsibility. It shows how healing takes time and how writing can be powerful therapy. The language is simple, emotional, and poetic at times. It feels like you are reading someone’s private thoughts. That makes the book very moving and relatable, especially for anyone who has faced loss, big decisions, or loneliness. It’s a quiet but powerful story of choice, love, and personal growth. Go and order your copy now !
Review By Walk With A Book.
