I enjoyed this graphic novel about a daughter and her parents navigating old age and death. It’s rare to read an honest depiction of a family that loves each other but doesn’t really get along (but without the huge dramas of most dysfunctional family sagas)—lots of dry humour despite the sad topic.

This book was excellent: Funny, sad, scary and hopeful. An important series of conversations that show the experience of contending with race in America as a woman with Indian ancestry and a biracial child.

My TBR pile just keeps growing! I’ve been on a mystery kick, because I need escapism. I’ve been alternating with more literary fiction, but also with random beach reads. I could read through my TBR by the end of next year if I refrain from buying more books, but the chances of that are…nil.