I listened to Maame by Jessica George on audio, and the narrator's accents truly brought the story to life. This is a poignant and deeply relatable novel, especially for those from immigrant backgrounds where caring for elders is expected above all else. The guilt of not always being present is a powerful theme that adds depth to the complex family dynamics.

The story is both heartbreaking and funny, making it a joy to follow Maame (who doesn’t actually like being called that) as she navigates adulthood and grows into herself. It’s an emotional and engaging journey—one that felt like a real treat to experience. Highly recommend!