Title: While the book is funny at times, it lacks depth.
Product review: I must admit that the reason that I bought this book is because I enjoy reading fiction written by Mexican-Americans. This book did have its good parts. For example, the fact that the narrator lives in a house that was once the set of "Leave it to Beaver," adds to our understanding of the all-American life that the father is trying to provide for his children. However, the book lacked depth. Sure, it was funny at times, but that is all I got out of it. While the voice is captivating, it lacks credibility at times. Some parts of the book seem contrived, and this takes away from the story that Diaz is trying to tell.
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