A Ghanaian-British woman navigates family duty, racism, caregiving, and late-blooming firsts in love and independence in a witty coming-of-age novel.
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A Ghanaian-British woman navigates family duty, racism, caregiving, and late-blooming firsts in love and independence in a witty coming-of-age novel.
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Dating, firsts, and female pleasure; non-graphic on-page intimacy
No violent or gory content depicted
Frequent strong profanity and cursing throughout
Recurring alcohol use; some drug use depicted
Brief references; includes anti-gay and anti-bisexual sentiment
Recurring family faith, church-going, and religious viewpoints
No fantasy magic present
No occult or demonology content present
Recurring racism, microaggressions, capitalism, and identity themes
Suicide themes and references discussed
Emotional neglect; sexual harassment and assault references; toxic dynamics
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