Navigating the Land of If by Melissa Ford: Bookstore Photos

Bookstore Photos

I've asked people to take a picture of the book at their local bookstore (or wherever they happen to be travelling). If you take one, send it along to me with the url of your blog or the location of the bookstore.

From Birch and Maple.

From The Young and the Infertile.

From Alana-isms.

From MeandBaby's Blog.

From May the Road Rise.

Baby Making Journey brought the book to Hawaii.

I Want to be a Mommy.

Mixing it Up.

Caitlin from a bookstore in Chatham, MA.

Emily the Hopeless.

Gil from The Hardest Quest.

The Hardest Quest.

Pangnirtung, Nunavut.

Pictures from Lori's library.

From Powells, courtesy of M.

Early praise for Navigating the Land of If:

"The 'Land of If' is a place that none of us want to visit. But for the millions of women who find ourselves marooned there, Melissa Ford is an invaluable guide. She describes its complex terrain honestly: with sympathy, clarity and just the right amount of wit. If you want to survive, and thrive, during your stay here, this is the book you must get."

--Peggy Orenstein, author of Waiting for Daisy

"Navigating the Land of If is like a field guide, witty advice column and how-to manual all rolled up in one intelligent and well-written compendium. It is essential reading for anyone going through infertility treatment and for those who love them."

--Beth Kohl, author of Embryo Culture: Making Babies in the Twenty-First Century

"Navigating the Land of If is a welcome guidebook for any woman who's felt like a lonely traveler on the road to motherland. With the sensible, frank, and compassionate advice of someone who's been there, Melissa Ford will help you understand where you are, where you're going, and what you'll need along the way. Every woman grappling with infertility and the feeling of being a stranger in a strange land should have Melissa's wonderful writing and comforting voice as her tour guide."

--Andi Buchanan, co-author of the Daring Book for Girls

Release Date: May 1, 2009.