This is a really interesting memoir of an undeniably interesting childhood--raised by American spies living in Central America. (She's not allowed to say what countries or what her parents did, but like honestly...probably her parents did not do anything good. Which was a little bit of a damper on the travelogue. But OK.) Her art style is really expressive and I think there's a universal kind of coming of age narrative in here despite the unusual trappings of aggressive imperialism.

Ultimately IDK...that it's a memoir is cool and personal but I almost wish she'd fictionalized her story just so she could add a little bit more detail instead of having to write around big chunks of confidential info?

But this is a debut and I look forward to whatever Sophia Glock writes next.