This book provides several scenarios for the reader. Firstly, it explores small town life in modern day Vermont - but it could be any town where there are families that have lived there for generations, and who are maintained only if every citizen sticks to a certain kind of conformity.

Secondly, the book engages in the current controversies about midwifery - embraced by some, treated with suspicion by others.

Thirdly, it paints a portrait of a woman, seen through the eyes of her young daughter, who guides others to a simpler, less technological, more natural way of having babies. For some, nothing about that path is simple

Released on Saturday, March 13, 2004 at Front Lobby at the Sherbrook Pool in winnipeg, Manitoba Canada.

I've been looking for books to catch for a while now and was excited to see it at the swimming pool - I hope to read it and re-release it into the wild!

RELEASE NOTES:

on a bench near the dollar store