pickA good, sink-into, partially estranged family story. I really liked the characters, the pacing, the writing. I will definitely be reading more this author.
23/80
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pickA focused memoir written by an 18-year-old woman who grew up with an incarcerated parent. Most of the story takes place once he‘s been released. I wished for a little more fleshing out of the story around the specific topic of her dad teaching her to code and building Photo Patch, but it is a memoir, so it‘s technically not necessary. I‘ve honestly never thought about this subject before, so it was eye-opening in a lot of ways.
so-soThis is my second book by Hamya, and I have the same complaint. She writes about emotional subject matter in a way that comes across as completely devoid of emotion to me. It‘s jarring in a bad way.
An author writes vulgar books and sleeps around. He doesn‘t like it very much when his daughter invites him to as play she‘s written about this and its affect on her life.
