Mommy Tracked

The book manages to be funny while also touching on genuine challenges. I'm curious how the author approached blending these tones seamlessly.

Some moments felt so true to life, but others seemed over-the-top in a way that made me wonder if it was intentional for comedy or a reflection of real experiences.

The story feels very rooted in a particular type of work environment and social scene. Was this based on personal experience or purely fictional?