I am not sure what to say about this book. I really wanted to like this book, needless to say, my 2 stars is really gracious. Many times I wanted to DNF the book, but I kept saying it is a short book keep going it has got to get better. Ha. Nope, it didn't. Most times I was lost, many times I was like what is she talking about. The book went back and forth between the present day and her memories, but I didn't know where she was until halfway through the thought. The felt very choppy which made it hard to follow. I would say did the audiobook, maybe it would be better if actually read.

Thiald, walks you through her world through the eyes of someone that has lost her mother. You see the world (sort of) through her grief-stricken eyes. It's almost like this was the middle of a book that was already developed and this was one of the stories in the book about her life. I almost wish the book would have been structured differently, I think I would have enjoyed it better. I didn't really get much about her world the American father and African mother, it was mentioned that was about it. Then the book just dropped off the cliff, that was the ending. I was like wait what happened. I would say felt left hanging but really I never got into the book so it wasnt hard to move on.