What is the author's style in Black, White, and Jewish: Autobiography of a Shifting Self by Rebecca Walker?

Rebecca Walker tells her autobiography in first person. She gives only her point of view throughout the book. Never does Walker speculate upon the feelings of others in the events that she describes. This is true of her parents; she shares what happens from her point of view only. She honestly expresses her feelings at the time of the event, from the perspective of a child a that age. Never does Walker attempt to guess the motivations behind the actions of others.