The concept and mode of storytelling was interesting;  alternate chapters tell the life of the main character in another universe. I liked the idea explored: that we need not be caught up with the small and big choices in life whether they were indeed the best, but to make the best of it and appreciate what we’ve got.

🎯unique story telling mode, although it can get confusing after awhile and difficult to remember which timeline you’re at
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I love the repetition that happens in some of the chapters, the similarities and word for word quotes underlines some of the ironies, like when the protagonist declared “this was certainly her best life and love” in both timelines and not being able to imagine living with another

🎯 friendship, familial relationships and support networks were explored beyond just romantic relationship. The push and pull that often exists between parent and child was explored too
🤔 while a lighthearted and easy read that has a clear message, the book didn’t have a memorable or significant impact on me