It is hard for me to give a star rating a book that speaks of an author's own life, as how can one quantify that? However, it is really easy with an author like Carrot.  I truly enjoy her writing style - I love the focus on detail and little things and a nonlinear story.  Admittedly, the switches in time felt a little disjointed but I was more interested in her story than nitpicking that. The story itself was fascinating and vulnerable, chaotic and introspective.  The book felt satisfyingly full circle to me, with the past catching up to the present on top of a mountain. 

Thank you to NetGalley for the eARC!