“When Sweet Grapes: How to Stop Being Infertile and Start Living Again” was released in 1989 it posed questions that no book had dared to pose before: Can life be full and good without parenthood? Can those who have once decided that they want to have children but have been thwarted by infertility come to define themselves as childfree, or will they forever feel childless?”
“Because of its unique treatment of the concept of living childfree after infertility, Sweet Grapes won the 1990 Benjamin Franklin Award from Publisher’s Marketing Association as the year’s best new book in the field of Psychology: Marriage and Family.”