What's Mine and Yours, by Naima Coster, is a multiperspective novel that takes you back and forth from the past to the present. On one side, you have the Ventura sisters and their dysfunctional parents, and on the other side you have Gee and his overbearing mother. This character-driven novel is a contemporary perspective of racial tension in a small town. Mothers will go through all lengths to do what they think is best for their children, even when sometimes those decisions ostracize their own children. I enjoyed the storytelling and discovering how everyone is connected in unexpected ways.
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