"In this memoir, Robin shares her journey as a foster teen navigating life in strangers’ homes. With the support of caring adults, she finds her way to college. What truly sets her story apart is her year in Kenya at nineteen, living with semi-nomadic tribes and teaching school. Her courage to embrace a new culture while searching for belonging is both surprising and inspiring." — David Ambroz, Author of A Place Called Home

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"Living with Strangers is a beautifully written exploration of connection and belonging. The way she navigates cultural differences while seeking acceptance resonated with me. I found myself invested in her journey, feeling her joys and sorrows as if they were my own. This book is a must-read for anyone who has ever felt like an outsider or has experienced the American foster care system." — Angela Quijada-Banks, author of The Black Foster Care Handbook