This, journalist Ariel Levy's memoir about her life, marriage, and miscarriage, for all its sadness and loss, did not reach the soul-searching level I was hoping for. I did not appreciate her rather privileged, myopic perspective. Levy wants to take advantage of feminism and yet also blame it for her woes. She paints a broad stroke across all woman and their wants. Sorry, Ariel, but there are some of us who really do come to terms with what Maureen Dowd told you matter-of-factly when you dared to asked her about her childless/free-ness: "Not everyone can have everything." Some of us realize that early on. Many of us make peace with it and don't need to make the world fit our myopic perspective. Further reading: Ariel Levy's Infuriating Memoir of Privilege and Entitlement 
 Warning: there is a graphic depiction of her miscarriage, in case you are sensitive to that.