Never Too Much: A Memoir

From the author who redefined motherhood for the modern age comes an unflinchingly honest account of midlife, identity, and recovery

By her mid-forties Angela Garbes had built a good life. She was a successful author with a loving husband, two kids, and a thriving community. Her writing on motherhood was hailed as urgent and groundbreaking by peers and critics. Internally, though, she was consumed by feelings of unworthiness, professional pressure, fragmented memories she’d rather not confr...