Beautifully written and the audiobook is particularly suited to this, since it’s written in a spoken word cadence. The narrative switches fairly often, briefly encapsulating varied thoughts regarding politics and identity, beauty, pain, racism, and so much more. The only thing I felt lacking was cohesion. While it suited the premise, it can feel a bit disjointed and almost feels like when you read a curated collection of separate short stories. Some of them you invariably end up liking a lot, others you could take or leave.