"The Push" by Ashley Audrain dives into the unsettling realities of motherhood through the eyes of Blythe Connor. Determined to be the warm, nurturing mother she never had, Blythe is haunted by a past that makes her question the darker side of maternal instinct. When her daughter Violet is born, Blythe's struggles intensify, leading her to believe that something is wrong with Violet, something her husband dismisses. This psychological drama unfolds as Blythe grapples with her identity as a mother and the harrowing notion that her own child may be capable of unimaginable things. "The Push" challenges the picturesque narrative of motherhood, presenting a gripping examination of the fears and sacrifices that come with raising children.
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