I loved this one. It’s such a timely and powerful story of family, what we will do for freedom and security and love, the immigrant experience, what it means to be human when our circumstances are beyond our control… it’s beautifully written and compelling and just GOOD. Some of the present day chapters didn’t quite connect for me though, and I wished it focused primarily on the mother/daughter relationship instead of the daughter and the woman she’s a caregiver for, but overall, I really liked this one.