Phoebe Potts

The author uses the graphic novel format to describe her and her husband's journey to try and conceive. Her navel-gazing didn't do as much for me as reading about the actual processes they went through and the emotional impact when the pregnancies failed to take. It gave me an idea of what I might have gone through had I chosen that route.

The beginning really hit home. Honestly if the book had only been 75 pages it would have been fabulous. A book any infertile could relate too. Unfortunately the book took you well into the past and a life I couldn't relate to or stay interested in. So disappointing.

I loved this tender, funny, heartbreaking book. Read my review here: http://bluetruck.wordpress.com/2011/01/14/book-review-good-eggs-a-memoir-by-phoe...