Seven days. One family holiday. Hundreds of ordinary moments that quietly become something more.
A family holiday wasn't supposed to change anything.
Over seven ordinary days, one woman records the moments that so often go unnoticed: airport lounges, sandy shoes, sibling squabbles, quiet arguments, shared coffees and the invisible work of holding a family together.
Warm, witty and deeply observant, Seven Days is a diary of modern motherhood, marriage and the quiet rediscovery of self. It is a reminder that transformation doesn't always arrive through dramatic life changes. Sometimes it happens while watching the ocean, folding washing, sharing popcorn on the couch, or standing shoulder to shoulder with strangers hoping to catch a glimpse of a whale.
Honest, heartfelt and filled with gentle humour, Seven Days invites readers to slow down, notice the beauty hidden inside ordinary life, and remember that some of life's most meaningful journeys don't take us somewhere new-they simply help us see what was there all along.