Jessica Keith has just the kind of fresh and funny voice that our country needs right now. Timely, sardonic, and insightful, Keith speaks to the heart of cultural questions of belonging, and acceptance of what it means to know a person beyond a cultural label. Hilarious and eye-opening!
Marni Freedman author of Permission to Roar.
In a world of increasing division and hatred, this inspiring book holds out a vision and hope for human renewal and reconciliation.
Rabbi Paul Citrin, author of I Am My Prayer; A Memoir
This thoughtful work offers us a model for resilience, while illustrating the best of humanity through humor and other powerful cultural synergies.
Rabbi Jason Nevarez of Congregation Beth Israel, San Diego,
Jessica Keith is a rare voice – one that combines extraordinary sensitivity, deep understanding, expansive curiosity, and genuine authenticity. Hers is a voice to which we should give ear – she expresses a vision of what real human connection ought to look like in our broken and fractured world
Rabbi Dan Levin Temple Beth El of Boca Raton
Jessica Keith approaches a difficult and challenging topic with skillful writing inspired by a unique first-hand experience.
Anne Hillerman, Best selling Mystery Author
Jessica Keith's wise and funny tale shows us that—even when wildly different cultures, religions, and values collide—there's still room for those awkwardly awesome human connections to shine through.
Danielle Simone Brand, author of Weed Mom: The Canna-Curious