 
 <prompt> text: ```Mama and pikin dey pass through plenti tins--but wen last dem sit down write book together about all di mata? Perri Klass and her mama, Sheila Solomon Klass, wey both dey write well well, show say dem be perfect co-writers as dem look their years of motherhood, daughterhood, and how their lives don dey intertwine. 

Perri dey wowed as she see how her life dey similar to her mama own: both get work wey dem dey do full-time; both don publish books, articles, and stories; each get three pikin; dem both like to read. Dem also like to travel--infact, dem dey travel together often. But as dem look well well into their lives, dem see say dem get big differences for their circumstances and nature. 

Sheila, wey be pikin of the Depression, grow for Brooklyn with parents wey believe say education na key for girls. From her college education, she don dey fight for everything wey she don achieve. Perri on the other hand, grow up for New Jersey suburbs for the 1960s and 1970s. For Sheila, to waste time or money na crime, and luxury na something wey she no fit imagine while Perri dey enjoy small small luxury sometimes, but she never fit convince her mama to enjoy even the smallest thing wey she like. 

Each of dem dey write for their own unique voice, Perri and Sheila dey take turns explore the joy and pain, love and bitterness, small small wahala and lasting respect wey don dey bond dem together. Sheila describe di adventure of giving birth to Perri for small town for Trinidad where her husband dey do research work. Perri confess say she no fit arrange all the mess for the house, even though she know say e dey drive her mama crazy. Together, dem compare thoughts on how to raise pikin and work, confess long-hidden sorrows, and enjoy sweet memories. 

As dem look deep into the lives wey dem don live separately and together, Perri and Sheila yarn their mother-daughter story with honesty, humor, enthusiasm, and admiration for each other. A written account with two voices, Every Mother Is a Daughter na duet wey produce deep, strong sound with the experiences wey all mothers and daughters fit relate to.

Answers to the questions:

1. Wetin dem don publish?
Dem don publish books, articles, and stories.

2. Dem get pikin?
Yes, dem get pikin.

3. How many each?
Each of dem get three pikin.

4. Wetin she dey battle with?
She dey battle for everything wey she don achieve.

5. Where she grow up?
She grow up for Brooklyn.

6. Which city?
Brooklyn.

7. Wetin be her schooling?
She get college education.

8. Where she give birth?
She give birth for small town for Trinidad.

9. Wetin dey drive her mama crazy?
The mess for the house dey drive her mama crazy.

10. Wetin she and her husband dey do?
Dem dey do research work.``` <response>: ```1. one book
2. yes
3. three
4. Depression
5. Brooklyn
6. New Jersey
7. college education,
8. Trinidad
9. all the mess for inside house
10. research fieldwork``` 