This one of the only books I've ever found to be laugh-out-loud hilarious. Both narrators are extremely relatable, realistically flawed disaster gays and I loved them. While I don't typically enjoy slice-of-life stories, these characters were so loveable that I became invested in the minutia of their lives.

Also, this was a very interesting look into both Maori and Russian culture and how they mix within Greta and Valdin's family. I thought the struggles they go through being mixed-race and the children of both indigenous and immigrant parents were addressed very well despite the comedic nature of the book. It really found a good balance between being lighthearted/silly and showcasing real intersectional issues. 5/5 would recommend!