HIGH, DAD. is a deeply personal memoir about growing up with a father who struggled with addiction.

Set in rural Ohio, these raw and honest vignettes share the author's experiences navigating childhood in an unpredictable and often dangerous environment shaped by her father's drug use.

Told through a series of vivid, emotionally charged stories, this book explores the lasting impact of addiction on family, identity, and survival. It's not just a story about trauma; it's about surviving an environment you were supposed to grow in.

For readers who connect with memoirs like The Glass Castle or Educated, HIGH, DAD. offers a powerful voice from someone who lived through the chaos and came out determined to keep showing up.