Grodstein’s novel delivers a riveting story of the clash between baby boomer Jews and their willful children who want to take their own path in life. It tells the story of a father whose whole world shatters trying to get his son to live the life he wants for him.

This critically acclaimed memoir, which was named one of the 25 Best Summer Books by O Magazine and was a NY Times feature, was written by Upper West Side writer Alice Eve Cohen and describes her travails with a misdiagnosed high risk pregnancy, her unexpected travels through a broken medical system, and the complexities of motherhood and family in today’s world.