Long Time, No See Book

Super, super brave book. I have never read a memoir from the perspective of a disabled person. I've read several from the point of view of caregivers, and though those were honest, this was a completely different ballgame. I'm not entirely sure who her target audience was, and maybe neither was the author, because she would randomly go off into longwinded explanations about how she made breakfast or found her mailbox. But at other times, her candor was incredible. Everyone reacts to disability differently, and that she had not only the courage to share her frustrations and regrets, as well as the victories, is incredibly courageous.