In hilarious prose, comedian Jen Kirkman defends her decision to not have children, providing a beacon of hope to anyone whose major life decisions have been questioned by their family and friends.
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Linda
2021-05-22
Relatable and a good book if you don't want to have kids, otherwise I can imagine it might be a provocation. Not as funny as her stand-up and a bit monotonous reading voice.
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