Waiting for Daisy

Re: Waiting for Daisy

• JackieMac824 member

  August 2009

  Yes, I read it - it was a great book.

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• cindybaf

  August 2009

  Yes! I just read it a couple weeks ago. Although I really liked the book-couldn't put the book down-I am not sure about her ending, I know she got her natural born child which is what she wanted, but she went through quite a bit of tx's and mc's. I felt like she glossed over the pain-and that it was all solved with the birth of her child. I don't know if that is what happens once you have a child, that you just forget what you went through-but that's how I felt. I guess I even felt a little jealous. And I would have tried harder to adopt the little boy...so many things I feel I would have done differently, but whatever-it's her life not mine. There's not many books like this, so I was happy to have found it and read it now. 
  

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• erica2573

  August 2009

  I agree cindybaf-she didn't talk much about her pain-it was more light-hearted than I expected and I didn't like her response to Kitkat that she took in and then basically threwout, Also, I had really hoped she would have tried harder for Kai. But, I did enjoy reading about her journey, never giving up hope, the miracle of her having daisy, and I sort of admired her husband who talked about enjoying the journey rather than concentrating on the ending-I think that is what I need to do in my own life.  I also lived in Japan for 3 years and had no idea that the story would take her there. I could really relate to so much of the book!

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