I like the first half of this book—the circumstances of Daisy‘s birth, her childhood, her young adulthood. But the second half really seemed to drag for me. And maybe that‘s the point? A kind of commentary on the early potential of girls that gets consumed by the obligations of being a woman (wife, mother, daughter, employee). But I still struggled to finish. There were parts I liked and parts I didn‘t. But overall I wouldn‘t read it again.