Fatherhood: Now a Major Motion Picture on Netflix by Matt Logelin - Paperback Memoir - True Story Behind the Kevin Hart Film - Non Fiction

Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781473632875 Publisher: Hodder & Stoughton Overview: Fatherhood: Now a Major Motion Picture on Netflix is Matt Logelin's unforgettable true story of love, loss and the determination to raise his daughter alone after tragedy struck hours after her birth. Adapted into the Netflix film starring Kevin Hart, this paperback memoir combines raw honesty with warmth and humour, making it a moving read for anyone who has faced grief, embraced parenthood, or believes in the resilience of the human heart. About the Book: Matt and Liz Logelin seemed to have it all: a happy marriage, a new home in Los Angeles, and a baby girl on the way. Just twenty-seven hours after their daughter Madeline was born, Liz suffered a sudden pulmonary embolism and died, leaving Matt to face single fatherhood without the woman he loved. Fatherhood traces the disorienting early days of grief alongside the practical and emotional chaos of caring for a newborn alone, and follows Matt as he slowly rebuilds a life for himself and his daughter. Written with candour and unexpected humour, the book doesn't shy away from the messiness of loss, yet never loses sight of hope. Readers follow Matt's evolving relationship with Maddy as she grows, the support he finds from an online community of parents, and the small victories that accumulate into a meaningful life rebuilt from tragedy. The story became a viral sensation online before reaching bookshelves, and its themes of resilience, community and unconditional love have resonated with millions worldwide. Now adapted into the acclaimed Netflix film starring Kevin Hart, this edition brings Matt's story to a new generation of readers who may know the film first. Whether you come to it through the screen adaptation or as a longtime follower of Matt's blog, the book offers an intimate look at a father determined to give his daughter the best possible life, even in the wake of unimaginable loss. It is a testament to the i