Natalie's review of I Am a Mother
I Am a Mother by Jane Clayson Johnson
I love the topic, of course. The quotes she used in the book were awesome. But that was part of the problem- the book is mostly a collection of quotes. I liked hearing a bit of her biography and how she got to what she is now. I liked hearing that her kids also throw up and make messes and all the rest. And I of course am in awe and admiration that she decided to be a stay home mom instead of a national news anchor. But there was a tiny twinge of "poor me" that I didn't like. I don't think the sacrifice she made to be a mom was harder than all the rest of us. No offense, Jane! I still think you're awesome!
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