BOOK REVIEW RUNDOWN: JOSH AND GEMMA MAKE A BABY

📖BOOK TITLE: JOSH AND GEMMA MAKE A BABY

📖AUTHOR: SARAH READY

📖THOUGHTS&OPINIONS:

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Josh and Gemma make a very beautiful couple, and please, my fellow booklovers, tell me we have a couple name for them 🥺😄.

Gemma's new year's resolution is to have a baby, but unfortunately she is single, not to mention divorced, but Gemma doesn't need a Mr. Right when she has Josh Lewenthal, who by the way is her longtime brother's best friend, who also by the way makes a perfect sperm donor, who also by the way deflowered Gemma when there were kids😅 It's perfect, right?

Until it isn't... baby making is a whole different business entirely, and I love the way this book wasn't entirely focused on the couple but shines a light on infertility. Making a baby is not as easy as introducing a sperm to an egg; it goes more than that, and when your sperm donor is your brother's best friend, who you are getting closer to, and you are also kind of dating your self-help guru boss. Your feelings get kind of weird.

I am so glad everything worked out for Josh and Gemma, even though there was a bit of melancholy here and there. And Oh my God, the self-help guru boss made me cringe 😂😂.

📖RATINGS: 4 STARS ⭐⭐⭐⭐

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