Her talent really comes through in works like "A Story Like Mine" where you can feel her anger and frustration, or "Seventeen" where the familial anguish of a hurt sibling is palpable. Unfortunately, her extended metaphors that blend into reality don't work for me. When she does one or the other, it's great, but she hasn't mastered the blend.

Overall it was forgettable and I doubt it would have been published if she weren't famous. I'll stick with her music.