“I am a girl but most days I feel like a question mark.” From the first line of this novel, Makeda June Kirkland draws you into the story of her life. The adopted, black daughter to two white parents and a white older sister, this story revolves around Makeda and her journey to find her place in her family, her community, and the world, and to find answers to questions “For Black Girls Like Me”.
I really enjoyed this book, and I think it would resonate with anyone who struggles to fit in and find their place.
