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3.5ish... but I'm not usually a popular fiction reader, ergo, this may be too low. I listened to this at a 2x pace and the reader was excellent. Danzy Senna addresses key themes of race, creative careers, and socio-cultural norms in pop culture and the entertainment industry. One could lightly compare it to Everett's "Erasure" without the biting dialogue or the clever plot line. Senna's characters brings to light problems often reinforced by the system | gatekeepers in the creative industries, academia, and american society. Senna unpacked a lot regarding racism, ageism, economics, and relationships, yet the novel remained upbeat and fast paced. The ending seemed rushed, but it did offer closure.