Die Zehnjahrespause

Watching these women evolve over a decade adds depth, but I wonder how much of their growth was planned versus organic. Did the time jump reveal things the author initially intended?

The book captures the joys and struggles honestly, but I kept wondering if we’re meant to see motherhood as mostly lighthearted or if there's an underlying critique.

The interconnected lives felt very real, and I’m curious whether this concept came from her own experiences or observations about female friendships and motherhood.