What is the author's tone in Tales of a Female Nomad: Living at Large in the World by Rita Golden Gelman?

The tone of this book is subjective. "Tales of a Female Nomad" is very one-sided, written in first person and shows the world as Rita views it. There are many occasions in which she comes across as a hero, and many negative stories are presented in the book are other people's fault. Because it is first person, the reader gets a clear view of what it's like to look at another culture from the perspective of a middle-aged woman from the United States.