An interesting book or, better said, an interesting life story.

Be aware there's a bunch of cursing and crude language, almost excessively. The appeal of the humor is all the messed-up/f'ed up junk that happened in Tiffany's life. Oh my God. Sometimes, it got heavy. Nothing is politically-correct and a lot of trauma is present through carefully covert in jokes.

But real life can't be censored.

Anyway, I like the choppy, episodic chapters because it's easy to put down and start reading again. Honestly, many of the sentences are written in AAVE, which is cool.