What is the author's tine in the memoir, From Scratch: A Memoir of Love, Sicily, and Finding Home?

Tembi Locke writes with an honest, clear, and compassionate tone. She is open and honest about her feelings, her relationships, and her experiences. The love for her husband, their daughter, and their family members is clear and prevalent in her writing style and tone. Even when writing about difficult times, such as the estrangement between Saro and his parents, she never writes with anger, bitterness, or judgment.