Title: MotherKind
Subtitle: a novel
Description: "MotherKind is the story of Kate, whose care for her terminally ill mother coincides with the birth of her first child and the early months of a young marriage. She must, in a single year, come to terms with radiant beginnings and profound loss. MotherKind is a delicately layered narrative in which the details of daily life resonate with import and meaning.".

"MotherKind immerses us in a very contemporary situation, yet deals with timeless themes. Even as Kate's relationship with her mother embodies her childhood and adolescence in another place, she must decide what "home" is, and how to translate all she has come from into what she will carry forward. As her baby grows and her mother becomes increasingly ill, Kate realizes how inextricably linked we are, even in separation - across generations, cultures, time; across death itself."--BOOK JACKET.
Subjects: Fiction, Terminally ill parents, Mother and child, Identity, Women, Mothers and daughters, Motherhood, Terminally ill, Labor (Obstetrics), Childbirth, Parturition, Fiction, general, Mothers and daughters, fiction, New York Times reviewed