I decided to reread this after reading it initially to really form my thoughts around this. I would like to start off by saying, after reading some reviews, the people complaining that there's sexual content in this book .... be so for real right now ...

Okay even though this is very short it manages to convey the importance of giving disabled people a voice. I felt this did a great job of dispelling the myth that disabled people cannot be sexual beings; that they don't have similar wishes and desires simply because the populace finds it easier to ignore them. Also just the very small things that are taken for granted by able bodied people like being able to read a physically book comfortably. I just wish that this was actually longer and that we had gotten to know Shaka much better. I felt she had a really interesting voice and reading her erotica was really interesting. This is not rated higher also because I do feel like somethings still went over my head and I would really like to revisit this book later maybe towards the end of the year.