In this memoir, Nadia Owusu explores how our memories, tribulations, accomplishments, and the places we come from influence who we will one day become.

Have you ever felt like the persona you inhabit in front of people isn't quite who you really are?

Many factors have a profound impact on our ideas of who we are: our origins, our ancestors, and the words others use to describe us.

In this memoir, writer Nadia Owusu explores the depths of identity and the feelings we can encounter when our roots feel shaky.

Having lived in Ghana, Tanzania, the United Kingdom, America, and many other countries, Owusu's story is one of learning to understand where she fit in.

Owusu examines the aspects that make up a human identity and how we can learn to come to terms with what makes us, us.