A Poetic Reflection on the Inevitable Transformation

We all swear it won't happen to us—until one day, we catch ourselves sighing dramatically, hoarding takeaway containers, or telling someone to put on a sweater because it's not that cold.

Oops, I Became My Mother is a humorous and heartfelt poetry collection exploring the inevitable moment of realization: despite our best efforts, we've inherited our mothers' habits, quirks, and wisdom. Through playful, nostalgic, and deeply relatable poems, this book captures the joys, struggles, and unexpected comforts of growing into the very person we once vowed never to become.

Perfect for anyone who has ever scolded someone for leaving the lights on, developed an irrational love for cardigans, or hummed an old tune while scrubbing the kitchen counter, this collection is a love letter to the women who shaped us—and a reminder that maybe, just maybe, becoming her isn't so bad after all.

For daughters, mothers, and anyone who's ever said, "Oh no... I sound just like her."