Good but I was hoping to find at least one cooperative co-parenting-whilst-parents-aren’t-together tale in here and there was none, which was a lack. I was looking to read about more nuclear-family-disruptive experiences than I found here, where it seemed a bit like the nuclear family’s roles got tweaked a bit but remained generally intact, with satellite people moving around it even as they’re not truly part of any redefined version of it. Think something queerer would’ve made it a more rounded-out book. But I guess everyone’s got their pet interest and a book’s only got so many pages. Worth the read anyway.