Tradwife College Survivor Reviews Yesteryear

So this book, Yesteryear, I'm going to give like a short plot synopsis.

Please, that

would be super helpful.

The premise of the book is kind of the way that I explain it to people.

It's like, what if Ballerina Farm married Rusty Yates and Rusty Yates' father was Ronald Reagan?

Oh my God, that's terrifying.

And also that's pretty much it.

That's pretty much the premise of the book.

So we have Natalie Heller, who eventually marries Caleb and becomes Natalie Heller-Mills.

is she's a young woman, grows up Christian, sort of quiverful adjacent, goes to Harvard for college, gets into Harvard for college, goes there, hates everybody because she thinks that she's better than everyone, meets Caleb, who is the son of a U.S. senator.

And Caleb is also a Christian, I guess.

Caleb's a dumbass.

Caleb does not know what he

is.

Caleb does not care what he is.

Caleb exists in Caleb's world.

He's kind of the fail son of this political dynasty.

There's like, the senator has like five sons and Caleb's the one who can't get his s*** together.

The two of them get married.

Their marriage is bad because Caleb doesn't know what he wants to do with his life.

And the things that he wants to do with his life are things that Natalie thinks that are unbecoming of a man to do, like being a teacher.

She wants him to get a real job, I don't know, like be a consultant or something or be like a, I don't

know.

Natalie's also very hypersexual and Caleb does not give her what she wants.

Yeah.

So this book, Yesteryear, I'm going to give like a short plot synopsis.

Please, that

would be super helpful.

The premise of the book is kind of the way that I explain it to people.

It's like, what if Ballerina Farm married Rusty Yates and Rusty Yates' father was Ronald Reagan?

Oh my God, that's terrifying.

And also that's pretty much it.

That's pretty much the premise of the book.

So we have Natalie Heller, who eventually marries Caleb and becomes Natalie Heller-Mills.

is she's a young woman, grows up Christian, sort of quiverful adjacent, goes to Harvard for college, gets into Harvard for college, goes there, hates everybody because she thinks that she's better than everyone, meets Caleb, who is the son of a U.S. senator.

And Caleb is also a Christian, I guess.

Caleb's a dumbass.

Caleb does not know what he

is.

Caleb does not care what he is.

Caleb exists in Caleb's world.

He's kind of the fail son of this political dynasty.

There's like, the senator has like five sons and Caleb's the one who can't get his s*** together.

The two of them get married.

Their marriage is bad because Caleb doesn't know what he wants to do with his life.

And the things that he wants to do with his life are things that Natalie thinks that are unbecoming of a man to do, like being a teacher.

She wants him to get a real job, I don't know, like be a consultant or something or be like a, I don't

know.

Natalie's also very hypersexual and Caleb does not give her what she wants.

Yeah.