Thicker than Water: A Memoir

I was pleasantly surprised how much I enjoyed and appreciated this book. Kerry's story had a lot more to it than I thought. What I appreciated most about this book was that she inspired me to have a deeper look inside of my self to discover who I really am as a person, without the influence or pressure of who I am connected to or what I do for a living. Also if you were a big fan of the show Scandal than it's nice to hear about show from our “white hat.”

One of the strangest memoirs I've read to date.

It literally read as if it was a script or a role Kerry had played. She has outed her family but barely outs herself. Let's not mention her husband. Seriously, don't mention him. Not a thing is mentioned other than they were dating, they decided to get married, they had a child together. No details whatsoever. I'm not saying that we are owed those details only that the flow of this book was strange.

Just very strange.

Kerry Washington has never been on my radar, but she is now. This book (aka her voice and how she navigated/chose to view life) was beautiful.