BOOK REVIEW: Adrift: On Fertility, Uncertainty and the Wilderness of the Body
Greetings and Announcements! + Basic Info
Hello! This is the 3rd book report in the BOOK REPORT series! This book is called, “Adrift: On Fertility, Uncertainty and the Wilderness of the Body by Miranda Ward” I bought this book in Oxford, England during my Oxford Immerse Trip. If you guys want to see that vlog, you can go on my YouTube channel! Enjoy!
Book Report
The book, Adrift is written in a narrative format in which the author documents her mental and physical adventures. Throughout her adventures, she contemplates the human condition, particularly related to issues of infertility, and the ways in which it affects people’s perceptions of self and others. While the book lacks organization and structure, Miranda Ward’s writing style still captivates the reader and invites them to explore the depths of their psyche and discover new truths about the realities of human existence.
While Miranda Ward's book is an insightful and thought-provoking exploration of the human condition, it does not provide readers with any concrete conclusions or answers to the many questions it poses. Instead, it invites readers to reflect on their own experiences and ideas, encouraging them to explore their own thoughts and views on topics such as fertility, uncertainty, nature, and self-identity. Through creative writing and personal anecdotes, the author seeks to draw readers into a world of wonder and exploration that will leave them feeling introspective and provoked.
My Thoughts
This book by Miranda Ward was an eye-opening experience. While it didn't provide me with all the answers I was looking for, it did give me plenty to think about and made me reflect on my own life and experiences relating to fertility, uncertainty, nature, and self-identity. The creative writing style and personal examples added a unique and relatable element that kept me engaged and left me feeling introspective and provoked. Overall, it was an enjoyable and thought-provoking read.
Conclusion
To conclude, the book Adrift, by Miranda Ward is a riveting and thought-provoking read that will leave readers feeling thoughtful and introspective. It encourages readers to explore their own ideas and experiences, and its creative writing style adds a unique and relatable element that makes the book engaging and memorable. It is an invaluable work that will stay with readers long after finishing it, leaving them with a deeper understanding of their own thoughts and lives.
Thank you!
