Okorafor never disappoints when it comes to narration of these uniquely positioned characters in her stories. Binti is a wonderful exploration into a world very much similar to ours with its racial complexity but has exploded in terms of advancement in science and technology and, well, magic. 
 The story is tightly packed without wavering in story telling and manages to provide a broad picture of the world. It does indeed feels rushed given the boundaries in which it operates especially when Okorafor explains the world. This hurried path that the story takes doesn't allow the reader to linger which becomes a disadvantage when resolving one of the biggest conflict of the world. 
 Binti is a character full of life, thrives for peace and represents those who don't get representation - both literally and figuratively.