The Push by Ashley Audrain

 Are there mothers who have no interest in being mothers. Are there children who are unlovable, even from a mother’s love? This story will have you questioning a mother’s sanity and a child’s wickedness, and nothing is truly clear until the last page.

The first child should be a joy, yet there is a tension between the babe and its mother. As the child grows, there are uncomfortable coincident, both at home and at school, but is it a hateful child or a woman on the edge.

This story is a slow burn, but like fire, you are unable to look away—until—the—last—page.