This was a touching story but it really, really dragged. Although the synopsis claims the plot is that Jonny has to come back to the rez after his step-dad dies and spends time to prepare facing his past/family again, really this entire book is just a collection of memories that he's recalling, and many of them are much the same. It's a very long loop of him recalling being a child, his grandma, his mom, his crush, and then only at the very end of the book does the part of the story which was mentioned in the synopsis happen - and to be honest, it was a bit underwhelming? Idk, I mean I knew that since this is a literary fiction it wouldn't have a definite "plot" per se, but truly this just felt like an essay trying to meet a word count at times.

Ohh I get it, so the power of Marxism can protect you from ghosts

Gotta love that little fairy for keeping it real

This was a very enjoyable light read! Since the premise itself is very comedic I knew going into it not to take it too seriously and just sit back and relax so I wasn't let down by the fact that there's not too much plot and a lottt of fluff (esp the 3rd book). I understand that nearly 2000 pages of just cuteness and laughs is simply too much for some, but as a book to get me out of my slump, this was perfect for me.