I would it was an amazing semi-autobiography by Trevor Noah. it was a good first attempt. I think he just wanted to share his amazing story. It truly was a source of his history under apartheid in South Africa. There was a serious tone to the book but it was coupled with a few laughs. It made for a nice read. However, he clearly isn't a novelist ( and yes I know he never claimed to be one). I say this because while there were no profound errors grammar or otherwise, his story was hard to follow in some cases. The story kept jumping from one scene to the next, and it was a bit difficult to put the pieces together. For example, in one part he mentioned briefly his step dad was cruel. In the final chapter was the only time the timeline came together. So in this case, the story was no easy to follow through but nonetheless I got the gist of it
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