I won this book as a FirstRead. 
 We Are Water focuses mostly on the Oh family, as Annie Oh prepares to marry her fiancee Viveca, while her children and ex-husband struggle with the news. There are flashbacks over the last 50 years of their lives, as well as the story of Josephus Jones, a black artist from the 60s who lives in the shack behind their current house. 
 Lamb jumps back and forth between the viewpoints of multiple characters, which gives a depth to the story as you hear everyone's opinions, struggles, and history. There were a LOT of issues brought up in this story, but overall, they were well-handled. All of the characters were realistic, with flaws and redeeming qualities.