Book Club Response #2

I personally relate to the authors family dynamics. Her family does not show affection so any emotion besides what is "normal" is weird. Similarly, my family like to keep the mood light so expressing myself in a serious manner is difficult. Unlike me, the author struggles to keep a healthy relationship with her dad. Through the book, so far, she has this fear of her father. Likewise, I went through a stage in my life where my dad and I's relationship was strained but the author's on the other hand was more extreme because her relationship involves abuse.

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