I do think this is an important story and I appreciate that it exists, but I listened to the audiobook that's narrated by the author and just...the narration style wasn't my favorite. It didn't feel like there was much emotion in the narration style itself and it took me out of the story.

The overall structure of the book worked well and would be paired well with other memoirs that have been published for teens. It covers a country that isn't talked about a lot in YA lit, which I also appreciated. This is one of those books that I'm glad exists and I'm glad that I read it, but probably one that I won't visit again.