Even though I‘m 23 without children, I love books like this that highlight a woman (usually in her thirties) having a well-deserved crisis and being treated to a wild, soul-searching plot. This book hit most of those points, but it‘s definitely a “fun” read. Nothing profound is really stumbled upon, some of the dialogue is too forced/corny, and the ending is too jarring/kind of unnecessary. I wouldn‘t read it again, but it was entertaining.