Jan's Reviews > Doxology

Zink writes with wit and style about a couple navigating the New York music and tech scene in the 1990s, culminating in the second half of the book with their daughter finding her way in the DC of 2016. The daughter’s privilege got annoying at times and the political parts felt heavy handed (not to mention sad!), but I enjoyed Zink’s writing and her observations about parents, class and generational differences. 3.5 stars rounding up.