Earth to Moon: A Memoir
For such a thoroughly dispiriting saga, Earth to Moon is somehow an unconscionably entertaining read. This is in no small part thanks to the prose ... She emerges to claim her own narrative at last. And what a narrative it is.
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The memoir starts to lose its steam and its candor ... Zappa paints a heartbreaking picture of the childhood that shaped her, but she’s less specific and present as her story moves into adolescence and adulthood and she tries to figure out how to deal with her trauma ... Comes across less as a book than as a plea from that wounded child, still searching for someone to see her and recognize that she’s in pain.
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Nuanced, often funny ... She punctuates her book with clever, space-themed sections, photos and old journal entries.
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