I'm still processing this. I should mention that although I know there's been a lot of mixed press about this book, I ignored all of it so I could form my own opinion, which I'm kinda still doing. There is some outdated "common" thinking that needs to be sorted through, and some parts were very difficult for me. That's probably the point, but still.

After everything, I think it's about learning to love (or keep loving) someone in spite of a sharp difference in beliefs. This is a difficult concept, and something I think we're all faced with more and more these days. It's worth the reading, but don't expect it to be easy.

(Also worth noting, there are many aspects of this book that I think could have been improved upon - but considering the reasons we're even reading it in the first place, we'll probably need to look past that.)