A quick read and a solid debut that deftly weaves in humour while tackling serious and relevant social issues. Two POVs were done well for the most part, but the main protagonist could be more developed and the secondary POV becomes really unsympathetic rather quickly. (As does the main protag, in fact, but for other reasons.)
It was clearly written with a screen adaptation in mind. Some bad dialogue and missed opportunities, and an unsatisfying ending, but still a fun read.