I think there is something profound in the way Yoder creates this foray into motherhood and womanhood — I think it truly addresses some of my deepest fears as a young woman, through the use of the Nightbitch, and that, in and of itself, is worth the read. However, it was a bit slow in spots, and the narrative style — no quotations, etc — did make it a little bit difficult to read at parts. I also think that there would’ve been some benefit to establishing whether or not the main character was falling into delusions or if this was actually a magical realism type of story. So, while it was good, there were some aspects I wish would’ve been done a little better. The message, however, remains incredible.