I'm not entirely sure what to say about this book. On the one hand, it felt like a pretty inaccurate portrayal of the aftermath of rape. Hermione received unwavering support from literally everyone (including the police), there was very little slut-shaming or victim blaming, she was neither pushed nor shamed for her decision regarding her pregnancy, and while I'm sure there are some survivors who react the way Hermione does, I doubt it's very typical. 
 Still, this was a very emotional read for me (the crying in public sort of emotional), and I think a large part of it was the disparity between the way Hermione is treated in this book and they way rape victims are treated in real life. This felt more like it was saying this is the way it should be. This is the way we should treat victims of sexual assault. 
 I hesitate to say that I enjoyed this book, considering the subject matter, but it's well worth a read, I think.