Book What To Expect Novels & Stories

Looking at the rows of books, Adeline couldn't help but be attracted by the books. Adeline picked up a pregnant woman's manual and began to read it. Inside, he carefully told his expectant mother how she should adjust her mood and what she should do to benefit her child's health. This type of book was exactly what she needed the most right now. "Su Mo..." Raising his head, Adeline saw a beautiful girl looking at him with a smile. Adeline turned his head and looked to his side. There was no one else. Only then did he confirm that the girl in front of him was calling him.

To be honest, I don't think I could describe it even if I wanted to. As we lay there in the warm water, I place my hand on her belly, still finding it hard to believe that my pup is in there. Yes, I have Lottie, but I never experienced any of her mother's pregnancy, so I don't know what to expect, which also reminds me that I need to get some of those books in. You know the ones that tell you what to expect during pregnancy, because while Bonnie is doing all the work, I still want to be there every step of the way for her. I may also need to buy some of those books about newborn babies too, because again, I missed all of that with Lottie.

The doctor continued. He reached for the side table and brought out a small book that read 'Pregnancy Journey for new mothers.' " Obviously, this is your first time being pregnant. This will help along with some other instructions I'm going to give." I honestly wasn't listening. Instinctively I placed my hand over my tummy, emotions rushing through my veins. I'm going to be a mom! Not how I planned it but, it doesn't feel so bad. From the corner of my eyes, I could see Jade intently watching me while also paying attention to what the doctor was saying.

I turned in sick at the office on Monday and my boss gave me one week off to rest since I have no case to handle. I have refused to pick up Dayo's call neither did I reply his text messages plus I have been avoiding Bamidele too. I was feeling guilty and I need to figure out what I would say to him. The doctor confirmed that I was pregnant and gave me advice on what to eat and what to do away from. He handed me a pamphlet titled "Tips for awaiting mothers" and he recommended a book to read as a first timer mother - "Motherhood" he said that I could get it online.

Nothing, absolutely nothing at this point in my life, can come to me as a surprise. ~~~~ I walk into my office and everyone immediately stops whatever it is they were up to, to stare at me and they went on with it for what felt like forever. Some look surprised and happy to see me and by some, I meant very few actually and the rest of them look irritated and annoyed but I'm not surprised, they never liked me anyway. I look around trying to find Fabian or Martha but I'm caught off guard when Martha squeals and jumps at me unexpectedly and if she wasn't so small, I'd have probably collided with the floor from the impact but fortunately that didn't happen.

𝑴𝒊𝒈𝒉𝒕. An important note you should note for book two is that, there will be switching of POVs a lot in some chapters so I hope you get along with this. Let me know what you think of book One, and how the journey has been including your expectations for book two in the review section! Thank you for your support and I love you all very much 3>

Closing the app, I decide I’m driving to Target and pull from the lot, determined. I select a pink gift bag for Kennedy and a blue for Jackson with white tissue paper. Next, I place two pregnancy tests in my cart. I scan the book section while reminding myself I’m not looking for my next romance novel. I quickly spot the What to Expect When You’re Expecting book for Kennedy. Nearby, I see a book perfect for Jackson. I lay the Dude You’re Gonna Be a Dad! Book in my cart and dart to the check stands.

Elara POV** My foot caught on something. The world tilted. I grabbed the railing hard, knuckles white, heart slamming against my ribs. Didn’t fall. But almost. I stood frozen on the stairs, breathing hard, one hand pressed to my stomach. “Baby’s okay,” I whispered. “We’re okay.” I looked down. A book. Lying on the step where it definitely hadn’t been two minutes ago. *What to Expect When You’re Expecting.* I hadn’t left it there.

But I couldn’t let her keep me trapped in fear. So I forced myself to leave the house. I walked to the small bookstore near the beach. It was quiet inside with wooden floors, shelves packed with old and new books, the smell of paper and coffee. An older woman behind the counter smiled at me as I walked in. I found the parenting section in the back corner, grabbed a book about newborns and settled into a worn armchair. “What to Expect in the First Month.” I flipped through pages, trying to grab some information on how to hold a baby properly, how often they eat and what their crying patterns mean.

Although, her words aren't all correct, she was making good process that made Lyra happy. She had Emily engaged in a book when she got up and started searching for another book to read. It excites her to gain new knowledge of things she never knew before. She saw a book written Motherhood. Her interested piqued. She picked up the book and stared at the book cover. A sketch of a pregnant woman was drawn on it. Will this book teach about how babies are made? Will it teach the signs and symptoms of an expectant mother? How to be a mother?